1996 96 Dodge Ram Truck 8.0L V10 ECM PCM Engine Control Module

This part (1996 96 Dodge Ram Truck 8.0L V10 ECM PCM Engine Control Module) is compatible with: 1996 Dodge Ram Truck Please Note: If your part is not listed Call 1-888-875-2958 (We'll probably have it in-stock offline) This listing covers 8.0L V10. In today's busy world, who has the time to schedule a trip to their dealership in order to get a PCM installed on their car or truck? Luckily, you no longer have to, as we have Plug-and-Play ECUs and ECMs that are guaranteed to save you time. All you have to do is plug the device in. Afterwards, you can immediately start driving. The ECU/ECM you receive will be loaded up with the latest software straight from Dodge itself and will be a perfect match to your car's VIN (vehicle identification number) and the amount of mileage it has. It'll all be uploaded at once, so no additional hassles are necessary! Let's take a closer look and see just how this process works: Once we receive your payment, we'll immediately send you the PCM along with a prepaid return label. Once you receive the package, you'll want to send the old ECU/ECM in to us by using that prepaid label. Once we get that old computer, your one year warranty will begin and you'll be done! A Look at Dodge's History Dodge is a big part of American automotive history, and one that spans the majority of the 20th century. People wanting to know more about this automobile industry titan ought to start out on Wikipedia, which covers a little bit of everything, including its humble beginnings at the start of the 20th century all the way up to the Daimler-Chrysler age. There's quite a bit to it, including a number of interesting events, such as the company's military vehicles and the various concept cars they've come up with throughout the decades. There's a timeline that'll give casual observers a great look at all of their biggest achievements. Overall, Wikipedia is a great place to start looking for those that are interested in the car company. The Creation of a Beloved American Icon It'd be hard to find somebody who isn't familiar with the popular ram icon that emblazes each company car, but very few people know how it came to exist in the first place. A man named Avard T. Fairbanks came to Mr. Chrysler with the idea. For him, it was all about mythology, and he had been carefully working on a number of different animals for several weeks before the meeting, including the powerful Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. He told Mr. Chrysler about how surefooted and implacable that species of sheep was, and how the first instinct any sane man would have upon seeing it charging at them would be to DODGE it. Mr. Chrysler seemed to like the idea quite a bit, as from that time until now, the ram has emblazoned all of Dodge's cars and trucks.