2004 Dodge Ram Truck Diesel ECM Repair Service

This part (2004 04 Dodge Ram Truck Diesel ECM Engine Control Module Engine Mount) is compatible with: 2004 Dodge Ram Truck Cummins Diesel Please Note: If your part is not listed Call 1-888-875-2958 (We'll probably have it in-stock offline) Please Note This Listing is for the Engine Mount Computer. Our unit is completely Plug-and-Play. There is no need to visit your dealership to have them install it. Simply place it in yourself and drive! Your part will come already adjusted to your car’s exact VIN and mileage. It will be completely prepared to run correctly in your car. It will also come programmed with any software updates that are needed from Dodge; you do not have to do any other programming yourself. Here is how it works: We require payment up-front. We will then ship you your order and include a pre-paid return address label. You’ll return your old computer, and as soon as we receive it, your one-year warranty will begin. The Dodge Ram has been quite the success story for some time now—here are some highlights from the years 1981 through 2006. At one time, the Ram's lineup included the 150, 250 and 350. In 1994, several changes in the body style and engine offerings led the Dodge team to scrap the original names and start anew with the 1500, 2500 and 3500 model numbers. 2002: This was a great year for the Ram's interior, suspension and frame; all received upgrades. The 1500 in particular enjoyed several changes. HEMI was offered for the first time. 2003: A heavier frame dominated Dodge Ram discussions this year, as well as new body styles for the popular 2500 and 3500 models. The SRT-10 came on the scene and impressed the world with its incredible speed. 2006: The Mega cab made its grand debut, as did available seats for six and better fuel economy. 2007: Turbo diesel engines made their way into the Ram lineup. 2009: A crew cab choice was offered, as well as new suspension and Rambox storage. 2010: The truck division was named Ram Truck, illustrating how dominant the model had become. 2012: All models were given the Rambox option. 2013: The six-speed automatic transmission was made standard, while the Ram's body style received a facelift. 2014: The 1500 was offered with a diesel engine.