{"product_id":"2004-04-dodge-ram-truck-ecm-pcm-engine-control-module","title":"2004 04 Dodge Ram Truck ECM PCM Engine Control Module","description":"This part (2004 04 Dodge Ram Truck ECM PCM Engine Control Module) is compatible with:                            2004 Dodge Ram Truck                                                            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 is a plug-and-play module.            Simply install it and start driving. A trip to your dealership is not necessary.            When you receive this module, your vehicle's mileage and specific VIN will be programmed into it and ready to use. This module will provide you with all of the most recent software updates provided by Dodge. No further programming is necessary on your part.            How Does It Work?            - Send us your payment.            - You'll receive your module along with a prepaid return shipping label.            - Send the old computer module back to us.            - The one-year warranty starts upon arrival of your old computer module.            This is a background of the Dodge Ram from the years 1981 to 2006.            Back in the 1980s, the Dodge Ram models were referred to as the 150, 250 and 350. It wasn't until 1994 that the names were made 1500, 2500 and 3500. The year 1994 also heralded some changes with the aesthetics of the vehicle, in addition to a new 8-liter V10 engine being offered.            2002: The 2002 Ram featured an upgraded interior, new suspension, and even a new frame. HEMI was highlighted as a new engine option.            2003: The 2500 and 3500 versions were revamped; the frame became heavier and new engine options were offered. The SRT-10 made its debut and would go on to win acclaim as the fastest pickup in the world.            2006: Seating for six passengers became a reality, as did the Mega Cab and a more finely tuned, efficient engine.            2007: A turbo diesel engine became part of the line-up.            2009: A crew cab was offered, as well as new suspension. Drivers raved about the Rambox storage.            2010: The truck division was now designated Ram Truck as an homage to the success of this model.            2012: Rambox was offered as an option on all models.            2013: The Ram received an upgraded appearance and the six-speed automatic transmission became standard.            2014: Diesel became an option on the 1500 for the first time in two decades.            The part numbers in stock are below:             56028790AA, 56028790AB, 56028790AC, 56028790AD, 56028790AE,             56028790AF, 56028790AG, 56029042AA, 56029042AB, 56029042AC,             56029042AD, 56029042AE, 56029042AF, 56029042AG, 56029042AH,             56029042AI, 56029156AA, 56029156AB, 56029156AC, 56029156AD,             56029156AE, 56029156AF, 56029156AG, 56029156AH, 56029156AI,             56029248AB, 56029248AC, 56029248AD, 56029248AE","brand":"Replacement PCM","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":45831809007807,"sku":"200B17","price":289.0,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0755\/0930\/1439\/files\/9_5f731463-00db-42ca-b78e-d63886f5589f.jpg?v=1783533853","url":"https:\/\/replacementpcm.com\/products\/2004-04-dodge-ram-truck-ecm-pcm-engine-control-module","provider":"Replacement PCM","version":"1.0","type":"link"}