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Troy
Dodge Dakota
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5/21/2002
12:03:08
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 Subject: PCM learn mods (Bernd)
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Is the Mopar PCM capable of reading mods that are made, i.e. headers, intake, M1, exhaust, tb, injectors, etc.?
2000 Dakota QC 5.9L 3.92LS
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R/Truck
Dodge Dakota
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5/21/2002
15:42:11
| RE: PCM learn mods (Bernd)
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It is basically the same computer, with just a little more timming added in and a few less restictions. It should always be learning and adjusting to you and your modes.
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Bernd
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5/21/2002
23:51:28
| RE: PCM learn mods (Bernd)
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Fuel and timing curves, shift points, higher governor pressure limits, better duty cycle compensation, slightly higher speed limiter are the main differences between the factroy and Mopar PCM (it isn't just timing).
Yes...the PCM will require 200 miles for a complete learn cycle with 50-75 for the initial learn.
1997 Dodge Dakota SLT - V6
Supercharged/Intercooled @ 10# w/Nitrous
14.55 @ 96.01mph
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BlkDak
Dodge Dakota
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5/23/2002
21:12:16
|  RE: PCM learn mods (Bernd)
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After installing .. for example an intake,headers, or an exhaust...
Do you have to reset the PCM ? ?
I read something on speedtweeks that you hold the ignition for 30 seconds ...? or am i way off?
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Dodge Dakota
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5/24/2002
11:24:43
| RE: PCM learn mods (Bernd)
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It is a good idea to reset the PCM. Unplug your - post and hold the key forward for 20 seconds to reset. This will allow your computer to learn things quicker and lessen the chance of it acting up.
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BlkDak
Dodge Dakota
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5/24/2002
15:47:44
| RE: PCM learn mods (Bernd)
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Post ...... meaning ? Negative battery cable?
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Dodge Dakota
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5/24/2002
15:59:06
| RE: PCM learn mods (Bernd)
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yes
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