1997 97 Dodge Ram Truck ECM PCM 8.0L V10 Engine Control Module

This part (1997 97 Dodge Ram Truck ECM PCM 8.0L V10 Engine Control Module) is compatible with: 1997 Dodge Ram Truck V10 Please Note: If your part is not listed Call 1-888-875-2958 (We'll probably have it in-stock offline) This listing covers all motor sizes,transmissions,and emissions types. We guarantee the quality of our Plug-and-Play PCM module. It will also save you a great amount of time, as you won't need to bring your vehicle into a dealer to get it installed. Instead, you simply install the ECU that we provide you and drive off. It's really that simple! Any ECM that we sell is guaranteed to be compatible with your automobile, as we custom program is so that it matches your vehicle identification number and mileage. All the latest software updates provided by Dodge will already be installed on the PCM, so there is no need for you to download any updates or program it in any way. How does it all work? 1. We confirm that your order and payment have been successfully received. 2. We ship out your new ECU and a pre-paid return label with it. 3. You use the pre-paid return label to send back your old computer. 4. Your new 1-year warranty will begin on the day your old ECM has been received. The part numbers in stock are below: 56040447AA, 56040447AB, 56040447AC, 56040447AD The History Behind the Dodge Brand If you want to find the most complete information related to this brand of cars and trucks, then Wikipedia is a great resource. They have an article that details the entire history of the brand, starting with when it was founded by the Dodge brothers. If you read further, you will find even more interesting details about the diverse range of vehicles that have rolled out of their assembly lines over the years. Did You Know How the Dodge Logo Came to Be? You have probably already seen the stylized ram on Dodge's trucks, but have you ever wondered why this particular animal was chosen to represent a line of vehicles? It has appeared on all cars and trucks made by the brand from 1932 to 1954 and has recently reappeared on their trucks. Avard T. Fairbanks was tasked with creating a logo for the car and truck brand. He tried numerous designs, including mythological creatures and animals, before deciding on the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, or ram. The drawings featuring a charging ram design were presented to Mr. Chrysler, who liked them and agreed that it would make a good animal to put on a truck, as it shows an animal that is sure-footed and is also regarded as the king of the mountain trail.