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| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Connector Gender | Female |
| Connector Quantity | 1 |
| Connector Shape | Rectangle |
| FAA A1 | “ecm” Stands For Electronic Control Module. “pcm” Stands For Powertrain Control Module. Both The Ecm And Pcm Control The Engine; However, The Pcm Also Has Control Over The Transmission. |
| FAA A2 | Some Gm Applications Have A Knock Module That Must Be Transferred To The Replacement Module. Some Older Ford Applications Have A Calibration Module That Must Be Transferred To The Replacement Module. |
| FAA A3 | No, Not All Ford Vehicles Require Pats Reset. Check The Pats Chart Found On The O.e. Manufacturer’s Service Site For Your Application. |
| FAA A4 | Ensure That The Pcm Was Properly Flash Programmed For The Vehicle. Also Note Whether The Vehicle Is Equipped With The Ford "passive Anti-theft System", Which Requires An On-car Relearn. |
| FAA A5 | Prior To Replacing The Original Ecm/pcm, The Installer Should Determine What Caused The Original To Fail. Common Causes Of Failures Are: Poor Grounds And Power, A Bad Wiring Harness And Short-circuited Solenoids/relays. |
| FAA A6 | Yes, Most Gm Vehicles Have A Vats, Pass Key Or Pass Lock Anti-theft System. |
| FAA A7 | Not Necessarily. There Is A 30-minute Manual Procedure That Can Be Done Without A Scanner. Refer To Your O.e. Manufacturer’s Approved Service Manual For Details. |
| FAA A8 | Chrysler Models 1996 And Newer Will Need To Be Vin Programmed. |
| FAA A9 | Check Engine Light Staying On After Resetting, Engine Turning Off For No Reason, Loss Of Spark, Loss Of Fuel Injection, Loss Of Pulse On Fuel Pump, Intermittent Starting Problems. |
| FAQ Q1 | What’s The Difference Between An Ecm And A Pcm? |
| FAQ Q2 | Do I Have To Transfer Anything From My Original Ecm/pcm? |
| FAQ Q3 | Do All Ford Vehicles Require A Passive Anti-theft System (p.a.t.s) Reset? |
| FAQ Q4 | The Replacement Pcm For A Ford Vehicle Won’t Start The Vehicle. Why? |
| FAQ Q5 | What Steps Should I Take To Ensure The Original Pcm Is Causing The Issue? |
| FAQ Q6 | Do Gm Vehicles Have A Passive Anti-theft System? |
| FAQ Q7 | Do I Need A Scanner To Reset The Anti-theft System |
| FAQ Q8 | Do All Chrysler Power Train Control Modules (pcm) Need Vin Programming? |
| FAQ Q9 | What Are The Most Common Symptoms Of A Bad Pcm? |
| Flash Programming Required | No |
| Flashable | Yes |
| Mounting Hardware Included | No |
| Product Condition | Remanufactured |
| Removable PROM | No |
| Terminal Gender | Male |
| Terminal Quantity | 60 |
| Terminal Type | Pin |
This part fits the following vehicles:
| SubmodelSUB- MODEL |
Body Style | Years | Engine | Attributes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base | Limousine | 1994 | V8 4.6L | RWD Automatic |
| Base | Sedan | 1994 | V8 4.6L | RWD Automatic |
| Cartier | Sedan | 1994 | V8 4.6L | RWD Automatic |
| Cypress | Sedan | 1994 | V8 4.6L | RWD Automatic |
| Executive | Limousine | 1994 | V8 4.6L | RWD Automatic |
| Executive | Sedan | 1994 | V8 4.6L | RWD Automatic |
| Signature | Sedan | 1994 | V8 4.6L | RWD Automatic |
| Touring Edition | Sedan | 1994 | V8 4.6L | RWD Automatic |
| Tournament Edition | Sedan | 1994 | V8 4.6L | RWD Automatic |
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This part comes with a limited lifetime warranty. Warranty begins on the original purchase date.
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| Brand | Part Number |
|---|---|
| Lincoln | F4VY12A650FA |
| Lincoln | F4VY12A650FB |
Fits Years: 1994
Fits Models: Town Car
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