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Q: How to replace the Engine Control Module (ECM) on Toyota 4Runner?
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Replacing the Engine Control Module (ECM) requires starting with Instrument Panel Under Cover Sub-Assembly No. 2 removal before removing the glove compartment door sub-assembly and finally removing the instrument panel finish panel lower No. 2. Begin by disconnecting the 5 ECM connectors from the ECM as the next step and unload the ECM by removing the 3 nuts and detaching it from the 2 screws on the ECM brackets No. 1 and No. 2. Begin by securely mounting ECM bracket No. 2 to the ECM with both of its screws before proceeding with ECM bracket No. 1 and its corresponding screws. Reattach the ECM using 3 nuts which should be tightened with 13 Nm force (133 kgf.cm, 10 ft.lbf) torque while reconnecting the 5 ECM connectors.
Q: How to register the Identification Number (VIN) into the replacement Engine Control Module (ECM) on Toyota Tacoma?
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Using a hand-held tester register the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) by carefully providing its 17-digit alphanumeric code through the input process. The register-in process requires following instructions and reading from the Vehicle Identification Number display and then writing the displayed code. The hand-held tester employs up down right left keys as well as buttons numbered 0 through 9 for input. The right and left buttons advance the cursor while the up and down buttons select alphabet characters that can be entered by pressing their respective numbered buttons. Users can fix input mistakes by placing the cursor marker on the character through right or left button selection before selecting the correct character. The technician should double-check that the added VIN data matches the actual VIN and then activate the enter button. Read or write a VIN by using the hand-held tester according to the same procedure.