YOUR RESEARCHPCM code won't take
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I have a 1999 cab c2. My PCM system stop and asked me to enter the PCM code. I entered my code and it acted like I didn't. It allowed me to enter it three times and then made me wait 10 minutes to enter it again. Any ideas? I don't have a users manual or I would look in there. Thanks!
from memory of a reset, there are 2 x 4 figure codes, a PCM code and a radio code. you have to input both in the right order. try one first then the other, if no go then vice versa.
I only have the radio code...guess I will need to go to the dealer to get the PCM code? Thanks much
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