Posted by super99 on March 15, 2013 at 18:35:00 from (74.32.250.96):
A while back, I posted about replacing the brake lines on my pickup. A young guy at work said he would replace the lines for me. I took the truck to him and he finally got the lines all replaced. He said when they went to start it for a test drive, it cranked over, but no fire. His brother brought over a scanner and they checked it out and he said the PCM ( power control module) is bad, no power coming out of it to anything. He has been looking for a used one for a week or so and hasn't been able to find one yet. Any thoughts on putting in a used one versus a new one? If a used one is OK to use, any ideas where to find one? It's a 97 Dodge Ram 1/2 ton with a 5.2 v-8. Thanks, Chris
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