1997 Jeep Wrangler ECM PCM Engine Control Module

This part (1997 97 Jeep Wrangler ECM PCM Engine Control Module) is compatible with: 1997 Jeep Wrangler 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. Plug-and-Play Module: Save your gas! There are no dealer visits - just put it in and drive.   Your part comes already programmed to your vehicles identification number (VIN) and your mileage, so it is ready to go. All of the current software updates that Dodge has put out are pre-installed. This is the ultimate in superior ease of use with no additional programming required. How it works: 1. Send us your payment. 2. Your order will come shipped with a return label that is already pre-paid for your convenience. 3. Send us your old computer back. 4. Once we receive your old computer, your 1-year warranty will go into effect. Why Jeeps are Loved by Many. World War II was the start of jeeps as it is the only car that was held in high regards during World War II. The jeep has many advantages over other vehicles including being small and compact. Due to its compact size, jeeps were easily floated across rivers, dropped by parachutes, or transported by planes. The jeep became a popular vehicle to both the rich and the average person. One well known person who had a jeep and used it to tour Cairo was Madame Chiang Kai-shek. She had General Claire Chennault as her chauffeur. General George S. Patton insisted on using a jeep instead of another vehicle when he visited Fatale, Morocco to accept the surrender of the French resident general. President Franklin D. Roosevelt sat in his jeep as he evaluated the troops in Morocco. Queen Elizabeth took a jeep to visit Northern Ireland during a war. Prime Minister Winston Churchill rode in a jeep to watch the famous Normandy landings. Hollywood is also another place to find jeeps as the vehicle of choice in both movies and song lyrics. One popular movie was "Four Jills In a Jeep," which starred Martha Raye, Mitzi Mayfair, Carole Landis, and Kay Francis. Some song titles using jeeps are "I'll Be Jeeping Back to You," and "A Jerk in a Jeep." Jeeps have in the end become a loved object by many for their remarkable functionality and amazing looks. Lyman Nash described jeeps a "short, squat, and ugly as sin...an inelegant, incredible, and virtually indestructible little vehicle, not much bigger than a fair-sized doghouse." The part numbers in stock are below: 05010410AA, 05010410AB, 56041312AA, 56041312AB, 56041312AC, 56041312AD, 4886678, 56041181, 56041355, 4886818, 56041305AA, 56041305AB, 56041305AC, 56041305AD, 05010404AC, 56041309AA, 56041309AB, 56041309AC, 56041309AD, 05010407AC, 56041338AA, 56041338AB, 56041338AC, 56041338AD, 05010413AB, 4886689, 56041193, 56041365, 4886828