The Only Proven Jeep Wrangler PCM Fix!

Dodge, Chryslers and Jeeps are no strangers to circuit board issues. Specifically the 2005-2006 TJ PCM problem, which unfortunately without a recall, legal action, or support from the manufacturer has left many Jeep owners stranded. Read more about our fix here.

AT WRANGLER FIX WE MEAN BUSINESS!

PCMS FOR Every Generation of Wrangler

We offer replacement PCMs for every generation of Jeep Wrangler.

Jeep Wrangler YJ

Need a PCM for your YJ?

With as old as the Jeep Wrangler YJ has become, chances are you’re going to need a new PCM sooner rather than later. You’re in luck though, WranglerFix has PCM replacements in stock today for your YJ!

Jeep Wrangler TJ

The PCM that started it all!

When WranglerFix first went into business, we set out to solve the PCM issues that plagued the 2005-2006 model Jeep Wrangler TJs. Suffice it to say, we finally solved the issue! Grab a replacement PCM for your TJ today.

JEEP WRANGLER JK

WHY NOT CARRY A SPARE?

A worthy successor to the TJ generation of Wrangler, the Jeep Wrangler JK has way more electronics than it’s predecessor, which means keeping a spare PCM on hand for when yours does fail is probably a smart idea!

Jeep Wrangler JL

New Jeep, new PCM!

While the Jeep Wrangler JL may still be new, PCMs can still fail. If you’re lucky they’ll cover it under warranty, but if not, WranglerFix has replacement PCMs for your JL ready to ship today!

POPULAR ADD-ONS

Consider one of these popular add-ons when purchasing a new PCM for your Jeep Wrangler.

Testimonials

Don’t take our word for it! Read these glowing reviews from our customers!

“As the owner of Jeep Wrangler TJ Forum, I’ve seen first hand just how good WranglerFix is when it comes to customer service.”

— Chris Jumonville

“To say Mark at Wrangler Fix believes in his product and that customer service is paramount, would be a gross understatement.”

— Eric Gomes

“Mark was able to quickly diagnose and ship me out a new PCM. The swap was super easy and immediately fixed my awkward shifts and slow starts.”

— Dave Rupert