Is my PCM RFI or Non-RFI
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Is my PCM RFI or Non-RFI
I have a 1993 Dakota that needs a new pcm or the current one repaired. The part number sticker is no longer there so I’m not sure of the part number. Trying to find the part number I’ve found two. One says non-rfi (56027828) and the other says rfi (56027829) how can I find out which one I need
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I think the difference is how well filtered the Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) it produces is.
If you can, go RFI; but if it's a lot more, do non-RFI. And expect that you may cause buzzing and noise in electronics (bluetooth headsets, cell phones, the WUMPWUMP box on 24 inch dubs that just pulled up to you, etc.)
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If you can, go RFI; but if it's a lot more, do non-RFI. And expect that you may cause buzzing and noise in electronics (bluetooth headsets, cell phones, the WUMPWUMP box on 24 inch dubs that just pulled up to you, etc.)
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I think the difference is how well filtered the Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) it produces is.
If you can, go RFI; but if it's a lot more, do non-RFI. And expect that you may cause buzzing and noise in electronics (bluetooth headsets, cell phones, the WUMPWUMP box on 24 inch dubs that just pulled up to you, etc.)
RwP
If you can, go RFI; but if it's a lot more, do non-RFI. And expect that you may cause buzzing and noise in electronics (bluetooth headsets, cell phones, the WUMPWUMP box on 24 inch dubs that just pulled up to you, etc.)
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