2001 01 Dodge Ram Truck V-10 ECM PCM Engine Control Module

This part (2001 01 Dodge Ram Truck V-10 ECM PCM Engine Control Module) is compatible with: 2001 Dodge Ram Truck V-10 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 quality assured Plug-and-Play module will save you a trip to the dealer so you can rest easy. All you have to do is plug it in and drive away. It’s that simple and it’s guaranteed to save you time and money! Using your VIN and mileage, we can custom program your PCM/ECU/ECM part to properly match your vehicle. This custom PCM/ECU/ECM part also comes with the newest software updates from the manufacturer so there’s no additional programming required. How Do We Do It? Step 1) We receive your payment. Step 2) We ship your new computer and include a pre-paid return label. Step 3) You send us your old computer using the label. Step 4) Your 1-year warranty on your new computer will begin when we receive your old computer! The History of Ram If you want one of the best resources for Dodge related information online, you can look at the company’s Wikipedia page. Here you can see the entire history of the company. The page follows the timeline of the company’s history from being sold to Chrysler in the 1920s to its eventual acquisition by Fiat. You can also see information about every type of vehicle that the company has produced and you can see when and where these vehicles were marketed. Fascinating Ram Fact: Do you know why Ram uses a symbol of a big horn sheep on their trucks? The symbol was first introduced in 1932 and lasted until 1954 before its return in the 1980s into an icon that lasts to this day. The original Ram design started with Avard T. Fairbanks who had to design something attractive for Dodge’s newest car. He sculpted different animal designs for weeks until he finally called in Mr. Chrysler in to see three different models of a Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, a ram. Mr. Chrysler and his design team were confused as to why Fairbanks chose a charging ram design, until Fairbanks explained that the ram was sure-footed and king of the mountain trail. He also mentioned that the first thought people would have when face-to-face with a charging ram would be to DODGE it! Mr. Chrysler immediately understood the power behind the image and chose the now-iconic Ram design that has come to symbolize the toughness of their trucks ever since.