2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee PCM ECM

This part (2000 00 Jeep Grand Cherokee ECM PCM Engine Control Module) is compatible with: 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee 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. This Module is Plug-and-Play: Out Of The Box and Fully Functional - Do it yourself and save a trip! Your part will be specifically set up for your VIN and mileage when you receive it - no need to make an extra trip to the dealer to install software or set up any extra programming. The most up-to-date Dodge software will be ready to go as soon as you get your part in the mail. Simply follow these steps: 1. Pay us, and we'll ship the order to you. 2. Return your old computer to us with the pre-paid label. 3. We receive your old computer, at which point your 1 year warranty begins. Jeep History It's possible that no other form of motor vehicle has inspired quite the same level of affection and respect as the classic World War II jeep. Small, sturdy and compact, it was able to be easily transported by plane, parachute or boat to whatever battlefield location it was needed. It's usefulness transcended all levels of rank, from head of state to G.I. Joe. Madame Chiang Kai-shek of China used a jeep to tour Cairo with her chauffeur General Claire Chennault. Britain's Queen Elizabeth used one on a visit to Northern Ireland, as did American President Franklin Roosevelt in Morocco. Prime Minister Winston Churchill watched the landings at Normandy in one, as did General George Patton when accepting the surrender of the French resident general. Hollywood romanticized the jeep in numerous lightweight films such as the USO tour movie, "Four Jills in a Jeep" starring Mitzi Mayfair, Carole Landis, Martha Reye and Kay Francis. There were also a number of popular if forgettable songs such as "A Jerk in a Jeep" and "I'll be Jeeping Back to You." That's wide recognition for a vehicle both described as "squat, short and ugly as sin" and as "an incredible, virtually indestructible little vehicle not much bigger than a fair sized doghouse." Yet, the humble World War II jeep continues to capture the hearts of all who encounter it. The part numbers in stock are below: 56041637AB, 56041637AC, 56041637AF, 56041637AG, 56041638AB, 56041638AC, 56041638AD, 56041638AE, 56041638AF, 56041638AG, 56041638AH, 56041638AI, 56044668AB, 56044668AC, 56044668AD, 56044668AE, 56044668AF, 56044668AG, 56044668AH, 56044668AI, 56044683AB, 56044683AC, 56044683AD, 56044683AE, 56044683AF, 56044683AG, 56044683AH, 56044683AI, 56044684AB, 56044684AC, 56044684AD, 56044684AE, 56044684AF, 56044684AG, 56044684AH, 56044684AI, 56044687AB, 56044687AC, 56044687AD, 56044687AE, 56044687AF, 56044687AG, 56044687AH, 56044687AI