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Old 02-05-2010, 11:59 AM   #1
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Question PCM question

This summer I plan on turning my AT neon into a MT neon. I have all the parts to convert it except a MT pcm. Can I use the AT pcm? I would just go to a junk yard and grab a MT pcm but I need the VIN to match.

I know I would have to do something about the park neutral safety switch but would the torque converter lockup solenoid cause the check engine light to trip?

Is there any other issues I would have to deal with? If it is possible to use the AT pcm that is.
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Re: PCM question

You can use the ATX PCM, you will have the lower rev limiter. The VIN# isn't stamped anywhere on the PCM either, so I don't see why you couldn't just swap in an MTX PCM.

You will also have a CEL for the Torque Converter solenoid not being active as you won't have one any longer.
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I would just swap in a MTX PCM but isnt the VIN stored in the PCM so when I go for NYS Inspection and they put it on the computer it will show its the wrong PCM and it will fail?
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The first gen neon's PCM does not store the VIN# at all. I think some second gen's do, maybe 02 and up.
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Question Re: PCM question

alright so as long as I find a 1999 SOHC MTX PCM It should plug right in straight forward?
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97-99 SOHC MTX PCM will do you just fine. All plug and play.
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Alright sweet thanks
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