how much should i expect to pay for a new/replacement transmission control module
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I drive 2002 s600 and a 97 s500 also have a 2000 jaguar xj8 vdp
how much should i expect to pay for a new/replacement transmission control module
what up to all my car went into a hard limp mode and after getting dianostic i was told that my transmission control module/computer is bad . anyone have any idea how much this is going to cost me i have a 02 mercedes s600
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Have you considered picking one up from a junk yard? I think as long as it's from the same year it doesn't have to be programmed.
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I drive 2002 s600 and a 97 s500 also have a 2000 jaguar xj8 vdp
No didn't consider junk yard would prefer a new one or at least a remanufactured one so I wouldnt end up in the same situation again. Any advice and suggestions are appreciated. Also if you know of any online sites I can order from that may have the part please let me know
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They usually go bad because the TCU gets contaminated with transmission oil due to a leaky connector seal plug at the transmission. TCU goes into lock mode to avoid further damage.
Replace the plug, take out the TCU and clean it with electrical cleaner. Let it dry, and do a SDS reset on the TCU. It MIGHT work, it worked for me. Alot cheaper than getting a new TCU and getting it programmed.
Replace the plug, take out the TCU and clean it with electrical cleaner. Let it dry, and do a SDS reset on the TCU. It MIGHT work, it worked for me. Alot cheaper than getting a new TCU and getting it programmed.
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I drive 2002 s600 and a 97 s500 also have a 2000 jaguar xj8 vdp
I had the tcm replaced car runs fine now it was located under hood on passenger side fender wall part itself was nearly 1200.00 and dealer would not even sell it to me unless they were installing and programming with part diagnostic and programming cost me nearly 1700. Thanks to all for assistance
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pretty much you're screwed because anybody that wants to buy a transmission control module is going to have to get it from the dealership you can't just buy anyone that has to be coded to your VIN of your car and they won't sell it just to you it has to be a certified Mercedes-Benz mechanic
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