2005 Jeep Wrangler ECM PCM Engine Control Module

This part (2005 05 Jeep Wrangler ECM PCM Engine Control Module) is compatible with: 2005 Jeep Wrangler 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. Plug-and-Play Module Information: You can install this module and start driving the minute you receive it. Your mileage and VIN have already been calculated into this piece. To make it easier, Dodge has also installed the latest updates. How the Plug-and-Play Module works: 1. You send us your payment. 2. We ship off your new module. 3. Use the pre-paid return label included with your order to send back your old computer. 4. Once we receive your old computer, the one year warranty for your new module will kick in. For the Love of a Jeep One of the most popular vehicles available today, Jeep has a history that dates all the way back to World War II. Because it was such a compact vehicle, it was easy to transport. Troops sent Jeeps via planes and gliders, dropped them with parachutes, and even floated them across rivers to troops in the battlefields. Jeep soon became popular with the rich and famous, with everyone from Queen Elizabeth to General George S. Patton using them to tour areas such as Northern Ireland during the war and during the surrender of a French resident general, respectively. Madame Chiang Kai-shek toured Cairo, along with her chauffer, General Claire Chennault, in a Jeep, and Prime Minister Winston Churchill watched the Normandy landings from one. Even Franklin D. Roosevelt favored Jeeps over other vehicles. Jeeps were a staple in Hollywood as well. Tin Pan Alley even wrote songs about the vehicle. Although not overly memorable, "A Jerk in a Jeep" and "I'll Be Jeeping Back to You" were both about the popular mode of transportation. A movie, "Four Jills in a Jeep," was even made. Starring Kay Francis, Martha Raye, Carol Landis, and Mitzi Mayfair, the film was loosely based on their USO tour in 1943. Each of Jeep's historical moment added up to the recognition and love it receives today, one that Lyman Nash called "short, squat and ugly as sin..." and then went on to say it was inelegant, yet an "incredible and virtually indestructible vehicle" that was barely any bigger than a doghouse. Despite the less-than-positive description, Jeeps have still earned trust and demanded respect, becoming part of the hearts and souls of all those who own one. The part numbers in stock are below: 56044498AA, 56044498AB, 56044498AC, 56044498AD, 56044498AE, 56044498AF, 56044498AG, 56044498AH, 56044498AI, 56044498AJ, 56044498AK, 56044498AL, 56044528AA, 56044528AB, 56044528AC, 56044528AD, 56044528AE, 56044528AF, 56044528AG, 56044528AH, 56044528AI, 56044528AJ, 56044528AK, 56044528AL, 56044534AA, 56044534AB, 56044534AC, 56044534AD, 56044534AE, 56044534AF, 56044534AG, 56044539AA, 56044539AB, 56044539AC, 56044539AD, 56044539AE, 56044539AF, 56044539AG, 56044539AH, 56044539AI, 56044539AJ, 56044539AK, 56044539AL, 56044542AA, 56044542AB, 56044542AC, 56044542AD, 56044542AE, 56044542AF, 56044542AG, 56044542AH, 56044542AI, 56044542AJ, 56044542AK, 56044542AL