1997 Chrysler Jeep Cherokee Oem Engine Computer Ecm Pcm 56044406ad 56044 406ad on 2040-parts.com
Griffith, Indiana, US
Here is the engine computer from a 97 jeep see pic and numbers for fitment
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Any engine compyters are sold as is because numbers may and some need programming I do guarantee all working perfect when removed
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