Can a broken PCM be installed on a different car?
Here’s our complete guide to diagnosing a broken PCM, choosing a replacement, and getting one installed. Every model of vehicle has different needs. Even different versions of the same model can have different transmission ratios, meaning that it’s extremely important to make sure your PCM replacement is right for your vehicle.
How much does it cost to replace a PCM?
According to RepairPal, the average cost of a PCM replacement can come out anywhere between $885 and $966, although dealership prices can be as high as $1,600 in parts and labor. But why go to a dealer? Would you go to your dealer for an oil change, or tire rotation?
Where can I find the replacement part number for my PCM?
If you’re not sure, you can find your PCM’s OEM replacement part number on the PCM itself, or in your manufacturer’s catalog. For the average person, using the OEM standard replacement is recommended, since it’s guaranteed to work properly with your vehicle and won’t void your warranty.
Can a PCM be flashed to factory settings?
Auto manufacturers don’t want people changing their PCM settings, because badly-done tweaks could cause crashes and leave them liable for damages. Factory PCMs can indeed be flashed, but only to restore them to factory settings in the event that they’ve become corrected.
According to RepairPal, the average cost of a PCM replacement can come out anywhere between $885 and $966, although dealership prices can be as high as $1,600 in parts and labor. But why go to a dealer? Would you go to your dealer for an oil change, or tire rotation?
How to change my Primary Care Manager ( PCM )?
In the Mail. Mail a TRICARE Prime Enrollment, Disenrollment and PCM Change Form to your regional contractor with the new PCM’s name and address (mailing address is found on Page 3 of the form). You only need to complete the part of the form related to the PCM change.
Here’s our complete guide to diagnosing a broken PCM, choosing a replacement, and getting one installed. Every model of vehicle has different needs. Even different versions of the same model can have different transmission ratios, meaning that it’s extremely important to make sure your PCM replacement is right for your vehicle.
If you’re not sure, you can find your PCM’s OEM replacement part number on the PCM itself, or in your manufacturer’s catalog. For the average person, using the OEM standard replacement is recommended, since it’s guaranteed to work properly with your vehicle and won’t void your warranty.