2017-10-10
Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) or Check Engine Light illuminated
Possible engine or transmission performance issues
Abnormal temperature gauge readings or warning messages
Overheating of the module or surrounding components
Possible drivability concerns or transmission shifting problems
Potential limp mode activation (reduced power mode)
Insufficient airflow to the PCM/ECM/TCM
Malfunctioning cooling system components (e.g., fan, radiator)
Faulty temperature sensor within the module
Internal malfunction within the PCM/ECM/TCM
Electrical or wiring issues affecting the module's temperature regulation
Engine Control Module (ECM): ECM is the part of the car computer that controls the engine system and performance. Problems lead to poor fuel economy, engine stalling & unwanted engine vibrations
Ensure proper airflow to the PCM/ECM/TCM by checking for any obstructions or blockages in the cooling system
Inspect and test the cooling system components (e.g., fan, radiator) to ensure they are functioning correctly
Test and replace the temperature sensor within the module if it is found to be faulty
If the internal malfunction is suspected, it may be necessary to replace the PCM/ECM/TCM
Check the electrical connections and wiring related to the module's temperature regulation, and address any issues