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Replacing PCM

Discussion in '2nd Gen Tundras (2007-2013)' started by RodriguezJean_, Jan 28, 2025.

  1. Jan 28, 2025 at 5:13 PM
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    RodriguezJean_

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    First Name:
    Jean-Luc
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    2013 Toyota Tundra DC 5.7 Flex
    Alrighty guys. Here’s what’s going on
    Me and a buddy ending up replacing my PCM. So I bought a used one off EBay. I got the part number off Toyota which ended in OCM60 but the one that was inside my tundra is OCM74. The Toyota parts page says the OCM60 is an exact fit so we said “screw it” and tried the eBay PCM out. So we hooked up everything . He was able to put my vin on the new PCM and I also got both my keys programmed to the new PCM but my truck is at a “crank, but no start” . Do I really need the exact part number or can I program this PCM to work? Really trying to avoid going to the dealership with this haha
     
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