Replace your failed engine computer with an OEM 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee 3.6L PCM (also called an ECM or ECU), programmed to your vehicle before it ships.
This module is a direct replacement for units carrying service number 68170412AA, generic number 05150650AB. Every unit is refurbished, bench-tested against OEM specification, and flashed with the latest manufacturer software.
Also replaces: 68170410, 68111681AE
Important: if an ignition coil killed your module
A shorted ignition coil feeds voltage back into the coil driver circuit inside the PCM and is one of the most common causes of failure on this engine. If that is what happened to yours, all six coils must be replaced at the same time as the module, along with the spark plugs, using OEM parts. Fit a new module to a failed coil and it will fail the same way. The same fault can also leave the alternator unable to charge.
Where the module sits
On the WK2 Grand Cherokee the PCM is in the engine bay on the passenger side. Disconnect the negative battery cable and allow about ten minutes before removing it.
No core charge, and no core to send back
Several suppliers of Grand Cherokee modules require a core exchange, and some only offer a repair service where you post your own unit in and wait for it to come back. We do not work either way. Your module ships programmed and ready, there is no core charge, no deposit and nothing to return, and the lifetime warranty starts the day it ships.
Why these modules must be programmed
Grand Cherokee uses the Sentry Key anti-theft system. The engine computer, keys and immobiliser have to be registered to each other or the engine will crank without starting. We programme the module to your VIN before dispatch, so your existing keys work on installation and you avoid dealer fees.
What you receive
- Programmed to your VIN before dispatch, so it installs plug and play
- Bench-tested by our technicians before it leaves us
- Lifetime warranty for as long as you own the vehicle
- Free US shipping, typically delivered in 2-4 business days
- No core charge, no core return required
Common symptoms of a failed Grand Cherokee PCM
- Engine cranks but will not start
- Repeat misfire codes that persist after replacing coils
- Battery not charging
- Stalling without warning
- Internal module codes P0601 through P0606
- No communication with a scan tool
Before you order
Enter your 17-character VIN at checkout, and read the service number from the label on your existing module if you can. If unsure, call 516-494-7838 and a technician will confirm fitment.




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