Dorman - OE Solutions Engine Control Module (ECM) P/N:318-123
Dorman 318-107 engine control module (ecm) for the 2002 Dodge Dakota V8 4.7L processes inputs from several sensors to control the engine's ignition and fueling. This remanufactured unit, also sold as a powertrain control module, is tested to meet original equipment performance.
No-start, stalling or a check engine light can mean the module has failed, though a damaged wiring harness or a failed crankshaft position sensor can be behind those signs too, so find the cause before replacing it.
It fits the 2002 Dodge Dakota V8 4.7L, which takes one. This listing is a single module.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One engine control module. A wire harness and mounting hardware are not included, so plan on new mounting hardware, since the old pieces may not be reusable.
Interchange: 79-9320V
ECC13752 · 56029352AA · 56029352AB · 56029352AC · R6029352AC
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Is the Dorman 318-107 engine control module right for the 2002 Dodge Dakota V8 4.7L?
Yes. Dorman 318-107 is listed for the 2002 Dodge Dakota V8 4.7L, and that truck takes one module.
Does the Dorman 318-107 come with a wire harness or mounting hardware?
No. The Dorman 318-107 comes with one engine control module only; the wire harness and mounting hardware are not included.
Does this remanufactured ECM need flash programming?
No. Flash programming is not required for this module, and it is flashable.
How is this remanufactured ECM tested?
It is tested for functionality, including hot and cold chamber testing. It is remanufactured and tested in a dedicated facility for durability.
How many terminals does this engine control module have?
It has 96 male pin terminals and three gray rectangular female connectors.
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