2000 Dodge Dakota PCM

This part (2000 00 Dodge Dakota ECM PCM Engine Control Module) is compatible with: 2000 Dodge Dakota.

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This listing covers all motor sizes except for the 5.9L (see other listing for 5.9L), transmissions, and emissions types. The following module has an innovative plug-and-play design: Simply insert it into your vehicle and then drive away without the need to walk into a local dealership for installation and activation.

How it works:

• You make a payment to us
• We send you the order with a label that completely covers the cost of the return
• You pack and ship your original computer to us for absolutely free
• Once we receive your old computer, your 1 year warranty is fully activated on the new module that is ready to be used. Ready To Brush Up On Your Dodge Dakota History The Dodge Dakota is a small truck, but it was designed to perform like a full-sized model. It was recognized as one of the most dependable and durable vehicles in its class. The Dodge Dakota was redesigned in
• The redesign involved the adoption of a Ram-like front end. The Dodge Dakota was offered with a Club Cab and regular model after special changes were made to the body. A 6.5-foot and 8-foot bed box became available with the regular cab version of the 1998 Dakota. In 1998, the overall performance of this exceptional medium-sized pickup truck was increased with the help of an R/T version of the Dakota. This version has a 250-horsepower 5.9-liter Magnum V-8 power plant. A powerful 5.2-liter Magnum V-8 engine is also available for the 1998 Dodge Dakota pickup truck. Before the Chevrolet Colorado SS hit the scene in 2009, the Dakota was the only mid-sized pickup truck with a V-8 engine in the United States. The 3.9-liter V-6 engine and the 2.5-liter four-cylinder became available for the 1998 Dakota. Rear-wheel drive and a part-time four-wheel drive system gave the truck more power. A four-door Quad Cab version of the Dodge Dakota was featured in the 2000 model year. The 4.7-liter displacement PowerTech V-8 replaced the 5.2-liter. The Dakota received a big upgrade with a new suspension system in
• Production for The Dakota regular cab version of the Dakota was discontinued on the newer model. This left the Quad Cab and Club Cab. The 3.7-liter V-6 and the 4.7-liter V-8 powerplant were the engine choices for the 2005 Dodge Dakota. The truck division of Dodge became the Ram brand in
• The Dakotas production ceased after the 2011 model due to decreased customer popularity