It controls the shifts of the transmission.
It controls the shifts of the transmission.
Transmission control module.
it is on the firewall on the passenger side
I believe the 2.4L uses a three speed trans mission that does not have a computer.
Looks like same question as here:How_does_a_body_control_module_of_a_Plymouth_voyager_1998_looks_like
It is on the back side of the under dash fuse panel.
It is on the back side of the under dash fuse box.
It is on the back side of the under dash fuse box.
The Body Control Module for a 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager should just pull out, but in some models it has been screwed in so you may need a Phillips screwdriver to loosen it.
located under the right side of the steering column under dash
It is on the left side firewall as you face engine as this is where they are on the 98's. It is a Square / Rectangular box with a large plug that comes from the top. It is held on by a single bolt so look for the plug. It is large enough not to be mistaken as anything else. If you find the plug, the Transmission Control Module is what it is connected to. Hope this helps.
well after endless hours on the internet and countless calls to parts stores i am able to answer my own question and hopefully anyone else that might have the same problem. the ingiton control module for a 1995 Plymouth voyager 3.0 is located inside the distrubtor. thanks to anyone who tried to help.
There is no CCD module. CCD is the acronym for the communication system between computers on a 1998 Voyager. The engine, transmission, abs, airbag, cluster, HVAC, body, etc all communicate over the CCD bus, which is a pair of twisted wires.