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Re: OBD does not communicate with safety inspection computer
Ok if you checked the fuses and relays.. Think back to if you ever jumped started a car that was hard to start or had a hard time being jump started or had some type of short circuit that you remembered. The reason I ask is sometimes it not at all hard to short the PCM out. Really its a lot easier than you think.. Now if you end up having to buy a blank OEM PCM you will need to get it flashed programed. Its usually around 70 bucks maybe a little more depends on where you live.. Now.. The problem is you may want to call the dealer and ask how much and if they still have the flash program for the 2000 model.. If you end up getting a new blank PCM get it from a dealer web site. Don't get a remain unit. Had a bad deal with them.. Your van will run on limp mode.. In other words it will run fine but some interior accessories may not work until the flash program is installed.. Long explanation on why this is.. But I have put a few in..
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