PCM Replacement DIY (in 1997 Ford Ranger XL 2.3L)

Great DIY Repair to save $100s and even over $1,000. If your auto is past warranty, then the mechanic bill isn't covered by the dealership. Once you know that the PCM (onboard diagnostic computer) Powertrain Control Module needs replaced, and you want to save at least hundreds of dollars then this video is for you. Symptoms of how to tell when the auto PCM is going bad are shown along with how to replace the PCM yourself. If the PCM goes completely out the auto engine will not run and not even start. Before the PCM goes completely out when it is beginning to fail there are symptoms. PCM failure can be very difficult to diagnose. OBD2 fault codes may not be given by the very PCM that is going bad. This DIY repair is fast and easy, low cost, and plug and play. The PCM replacement part is available online and is guaranteed to work with a lifetime warranty. Common tool required and basic automotive repair skills. The video shows the PCM replacement in detail and all is explained and shown. Microsoft Clipchamp, Canva, and YouTube were used in making this video. Video Content Creator/Producer/Director: Webideo and Kenner Franklin Bisch. ‪@Webideo‬