2002 Dodge Dakota 5.9L PCM
A VIN-programmed replacement PCM for the 2002 Dodge Dakota 5.9L. We flash it before it leaves; you install it and drive.
Product & Module Specifications
Vehicle Overview
Second-gen Dakota. 2.5 four, 3.9 V6, 5.2 and 5.9 Magnum V8s. These trucks share a lot of powertrain with the first Durango. Heat-soaked no-starts are common. On the 2002 Dodge Dakota the PCM usually sits engine bay, passenger or driver inner fender depending on year — close to the overflow bottle on later trucks.
On a gas 5.9 Magnum this box runs sequential MPI and a simple automatic. On a Cummins 5.9 it runs VP44 or common-rail fueling, boost, and on automatics the 47/48RE. Match the listing to gas or diesel and the injection type on the door sticker.
What people notice when this one goes
- 3.7/4.7 that hunts at idle after a 10-minute hot soak
- gas 5.9 no-start when hot
- no-start when hot, fine the next morning
- persistent cam or crank codes after the sensors were replaced
We program it to your VIN before it ships, including the immobilizer so the keys you already have are the ones the car expects. Lifetime warranty. Ground shipping is $14.95.
How it works
- 1Order and provide your Dakota's VIN
- 2We program it to your 2002 Dodge Dakota 5.9L Magnum V8 or 5.9L Cummins — title tells you which
- 3Install it on your 2002 Dakota — no dealer needed
FAQ
No. We program it to your VIN before it ships — calibration and immobilizer. You install it and drive.
The 17-digit VIN. If you looked it up on the site before checkout, we already have it. If not, we ask after the order. We cannot ship until we have it.
Yes. We program the immobilizer to your VIN so the keys and fobs you already have are the ones the vehicle expects.
Ground is $14.95. Once we have the VIN and the module is programmed, transit is usually three to five business days.
Lifetime warranty on the module, and a 60-day money-back window if it isn't the right fix. Call 1-888-735-1564 and we'll sort it out.