Control Units

1993 GMC Jimmy Base, 2D Utility, 4.3 Z, RWD, StandardSECTION Control Units
CONTROL UNITS LOCATION

Component Location
ABS Module
RWAL Below master cylinder.
4WAL On left inner fender panel.
Audio Alarm Module On convenience center.
Cruise Control Module On left side of steering column.
Daytime Running Lights (DRL) Module Above fuse block.
Digital Radio Adapter Controller (DRAC) (4.3L Turbo) Behind right side of dash.
Diode Module (4.3L) On wiring harness above fuse block.
Elapsed Timer Module (2.8L) Under right side of dash, next to ECM. See Figure .
Elec. Shift Transfer Case Module Near ECM/PCM
Electronic Control Module (ECM)
2.5L (VIN A) Behind right side of dash. See Figure .
2.8L (VIN R) Behind right side of dash. See Figure .
4.3L (VIN Z - Turbo) Behind right side of dash. See Figure .
Ignition Control Module (IC) Inside distributor assembly.
Intake Manifold Tuning Valve Controller (4.3L - VIN W) On top of intake manifold.
Keyless Entry Module Under Center Console.
Knock Sensor Control Module
2.8L (VIN R) Near center of firewall. See Figure .
4.3L (VIN Z - A/T Non-Turbo) Near center of firewall. See Figure .
Powertrain Control Module (PCM)
4.3L (VIN W) Behind right side of dash. See Figure .
4.3L (VIN Z - A/T Non-Turbo) Behind right side of dash. See Figure .
Vehicle Control Module (VCM) (4.3L VIN Z - M/T Non-Turbo) Behind right side of dash. See Figure .
Windshield Wiper Module On center of firewall.
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