PCM 32 way black connector get oil in it
I have noticed the same thing I did not notice it till I unplugged it, to put a performance module in it. And I cleaned it with elect. Parts cleaner and blew it out with blow gun. And my truck will run but it starts hard and idles bad. As a dealership mechanic I have replace PCM's before and the reason they ask for a grand it's because the factory mopar parts are $800 and up. But this is a first for me. I don't know what else to do other than
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For the oil, check your power steering pressure switch. It's a very common problem and the oil will wick up through the harness into the PCM connectors and the O2 sensor harness.
For the oil, check your power steering pressure switch. It's a very common problem and the oil will wick up through the harness into the PCM connectors and the O2 sensor harness.



