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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
| SKU | 199913 |
|---|---|
| Condition | Refurbished |
| Make | Dodge |
| Model | Durango |
| Engine Size | 5.9L |
| Regular Price | $289.00 |
| Sale Price | $238.00 |
| Stock | IN STOCK |
The 1999 Dodge Durango 5.9L PCM, and No Other Engine
This page sells the refurbished powertrain control module for a 1999 Dodge Durango built with the 5.9L V8. Match the engine, model year, complete module label and VIN before ordering; the model name alone is not a fitment check.
The unit answers to several names. Powertrain control module is the formal one. Invoices and scan reports also call it an engine control module, an ECM, an ECU or just the engine computer. On this truck they all point at the same box.
One module arrives, programmed against the VIN you send us, packed with a postage paid envelope for the unit you take out. No engine option to choose at checkout, no key bundle to buy alongside it, no second module to pick.
Five Things to Confirm Before You Order a 1999 Durango 5.9L Module
Pin down the engine, the number on your old module, the emissions package, the VIN and the diagnosis, and the order runs through without a follow up.
- The engine. 5.9L V8. Anything else in the bay and this is the wrong page for the truck.
- The number on the module you are replacing. The label on the unit you pull carries it. Copy it down whole, letters and all.
- The emissions package the truck was built to. A replacement engine computer wants the right emissions calibration loaded along with the VIN and vehicle data before the truck accepts it.
- Your VIN. We ask once payment clears. Site form, email or phone all work. Programming starts from there, never ahead of it.
- A confirmed diagnosis. A code narrows the search. A bench test names the culprit.
Short of any of those, call the number at the top of this page first. A call costs less than a return.
A Shared Part Number Will Not Settle a 1999 Durango 5.9L
Three numbers are recorded against this listing, and one of them also turns up on other Dodge listings in our own catalog. Spotting it on your label tells you the unit belongs to a family. It says nothing about whether it was calibrated for a 1999 Durango running the 5.9L.
So there is no interchange list on this page to match yourself against. A list invites you to stop at the first familiar number, and the most familiar numbers are the ones spread across the most applications.
The match comes from the full number off your own label read together with your VIN. We check the two against each other before anything is programmed. Our guide to where the PCM sits on a 1998 to 2003 Durango shows you where to find the unit and its label.
Which 1999 Durango Engine Computer Is Yours, the 5.9L or the 5.2L
Match the listing to your engine, then confirm the complete module label and VIN. A separate listing or number set does not by itself prove that two computers can or cannot interchange.
This page covers the 5.9L V8. The 1999 Dodge Durango PCM for the 5.2L V8 covers that engine instead, under its own SKU with a different number set behind it. Keep the engine-specific order separate from any question about hardware interchange, which requires an application match.
Model year counts as well as engine. The 2000 Dodge Durango 5.9L PCM has a separate listing. Use the year of your truck and confirm the complete label and VIN rather than assuming a nearby year's module is suitable.
Running neither the 5.9L nor the 5.2L? Phone us rather than choose between them. Every other model year sits under our Dodge Durango PCM, ECM and ECU listings.
Rebuild Your 1999 Durango 5.9L Module, or Fit One Programmed to Your VIN
A failed engine computer leaves you three routes, and they ask different things of you.
This listing serves the replacement route. The module reaches you matched to your VIN with the factory software for this application written in. Before it ships it clears our 13 point quality check on a test rig that emulates your Durango's engine, transmission, emissions and anti-theft systems under load.
A send-in repair works on your existing module rather than supplying a different one. The trade is downtime. Car Computer Exchange stocks refurbished engine computers matched to a buyer's own VIN, and this listing is a replacement rather than a rebuild of the unit you have. Call us before you plan around a rebuild.
If you compare a used module, include any configuration and installation work it needs in the total cost.
Your Old 1999 Durango 5.9L Module Is the Core, and It Has a Deadline
Your old module is the core, and sending it back turns the warranty on. The postage paid envelope for it rides in the box with the replacement.
- 21 days to send it, in rebuildable condition.
- Make that window and lifetime unlimited mile cover opens.
- Miss it and the computer you bought has no cover at all, unless a core charge was already on your order.
- Keep the old unit and the bill is 50% of what the computer cost you.
- Cover reaches parts, never labor, and tops out at 2 replacement computers while the Durango stays in your name.
Read every condition on our warranty page.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
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BUYER BEWARE! NOT ALL COMPUTER SELLERS ARE EQUAL.
We are the ONLY company that runs every computer through a computer aided vehicle simulator to test for quality and compatibility with your car & VIN.
OVER 150,000 Customers Served
Every unit is programmed & tested in our facility in Cary NC
CarComputerExchange fully rebuilds and tests ALL computers. We are the ONLY seller that runs each computer through a computer aided vehicle simulator that tests every circuit in the module. Other companies run limited tests.
Most companies run limited tests. Some online stores simply repaint old units and sell without testing. Don't fall for the CHEAPER option.
Our testing & rebuilding process starts with a deep visual evaluation of the circuit board and all the electronic components. From water or acid corrosion, to fire or burn damage, we pay attention to every detail. We also scan the ECU memory or CPU to make sure that it is working properly.
We then test the ECU's with our proprietary electronic lab equipment on our bench, which emulates the car's engine to ensure accuracy in every diagnosis.
Frequently asked questions
My 1999 Durango 5.9L module label has letters after the number. Does that change which unit I need?
My 1999 Durango has the 5.2L V8. Can I order this one?
Will a 2000 Durango 5.9L module work in my 1999?
How do I know the engine computer is the fault on my 1999 Durango 5.9L and not something else?
Does VIN programming also settle my Durango's keys and anti-theft setup?
This 1999 Durango 5.9L listing shows a free lifetime warranty. What does it actually cover?
What if this 5.9L module does not fix my 1999 Durango?
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