2007 07 Chrysler Sebring ECM PCM Engine Control Module

This part (2007 07 Chrysler Sebring ECM PCM Engine Control Module) is compatible with: 2007 Dodge Stratus 2001 Dodge Sebring 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. Exchanging your old Chrysler computer for a new and simple to install plug-and-play module is as easy as 1-2-3! We ship out complete, up-to-date computers that are fully-loaded with all of Chrysler's newest software. We will customize to your exact VIN number and mileage, ensuring total compatibility. Here's the convenient process that allows you to avoid dealership fees: - We take payment and ship your computer along with a postage-paid return slip - You send us your old computer - Upon the arrival of your old hardware, we initiate your 1 year warranty Tips On Replacing The PCM Putting in a new PCM is simple; it's akin to switching boxes. Although it's not always easy to locate and work on the PCM, a few tips will make the job easier. First, it is imperative that the battery be disconnected before the old PCM is taken out. After the new PCM has been installed and connected, then the battery may be reconnected. The PCM may take time to reboot. It's best to take the automobile on a quick test drive to reset the computer. Most short drives that exceed 35 mph will automatically allow the module to reset. Over the next few weeks, the PCM will "learn" the car's capabilities and driver's habits, so there may be some slight changes in performance. Any presence of a Check Engine light after a PCM swap indicates an actual problem with the vehicle—not the new module. If there's an issue with the PCM, the instruments will diagnose this specifically. The presence of other mechanical issues may affect the PCM's functioning. Oxygen or coolant sensors may be to blame, alongside possible issues with spark timing, throttle position sensor, knock sensor, or the MAP sensor. If none of these are the culprit, then alternator performance and battery connections should be checked. To properly function, the PCM requires adequate battery voltage, sensor inputs, and the capability of sending out control signals. The part numbers in stock are below: 68000150AA, 68000150AB, 68000150AC, 68000150AD, 68000150AE, 68000150AF, 68000150AG, 68000150AH, 68000150AI, 68000150AJ, 68000150AK