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wwbmopar
GenII
 
10/14/2002
13:21:23
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Like to get a pcm for my 97 5.2 4x4. Which is my best bet? Mopar doesn't have one for the 4x4 with a manual tranny. They have one for the 4x2 manual however. Can I use the 4x2 PCM since the Mopar PCM is the best bang for the buck or should i go with a Kenne Bell optimizer or similar. I asked this on another forum but got no reply. I personnally cannot figure out why the PCM would be different between a 4x4 and 4x2 manual. The computer is not involved with the t-case or tranny. Thanks in advance.
bill
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born2steel21
GenIII
10/17/2002
00:00:24
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don't know much about them Bill...what I have heard though is that a 4x2 Pcm won't work for 4x4...can't remember why...I know I'm not much help but hey at least I responded...lol
Throw it on the performance board again...thats probably your best bet.
-- Death Before Dismount --
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wwbmopar
GenII
10/17/2002
11:41:02
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I just got off the phone with Mopar and confirmed that you can't, but the tech didn't know why. so I guess the next question would be which computer is the best but for a 97 5.2 4x4 manual?
bill
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4wDakota
GenIII
10/17/2002
16:17:09
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Get the one for the 97 4x2 manual, it will work fine.
98 CC 4x4, 5.2 Auto 3.55LSD
3" Body Lift, 1" Torsion Bar Lift, 33" BFG A/T KO's
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wwbmopar
GenII
10/17/2002
17:11:23
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I was sitting trying to figure out why it wouldn't work. Like I said I see nothing in the t-case that has anything at all to do with the computer. Thanks for all the help.
bill
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Buck Harley
Dakota Enthusiast
3/13/2004
11:32:14
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I have one for sale but it does state 1994 to 1995 Auto I had it on a Dak 4X4 worked well
Buck
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