RESET the PCM?

If its not an anti theft problem could be one of the following below:

**No crank at all/nothing/nada when key is engage to starting position

Could be a blown fusible link, the starter, starter relay, clutch switch/park and neutral switch/transmission position switch and ignition switch assuming the battery condition and connections are good. Note:If it doesn't apply disregard.

To add to this. Resetting the PCM will not make the car crank.

What exactly is it doing? Cranking over and wuill not start or just won't crank over at all/nothing when key at cranking position?

Check and test the things I've mentioned above then comeback with your testing results.

Electronic control module (ECM)
Power control module (PCM)

Talk with the dealer to determine which they are looking for. THey are different.

I would say they are different; however, confirm that with them.

Sir,
Can I ask what you mean by "you'll run circles" around me regarding accounting questions? I never suggested you were stupid and would never do that to anyone, and I assure you I have my Masters too. However, I don't consider myself a "Geek". Throughout my life, I have learned as much as I can, not limiting myself to one area of expertise.

Regardless, the only places you will be able to locate a used one is from a salvage yard unless you come across one on another site. If you do find one, make sure the part number is the same as yours. As far as a new one, it is not an aftermarket part. Therefore, no parts store will sell them. I have checked the internet and came up with several places that sell them.

I wish I had a better answer for you, but those are the facts. As far as the PCM / ECM issue, I just wanted to make sure the dealership was sure of what they were asking for. A PCM isn't a cheap part.

To define the PCM, it is the brain of the engine control system. When it isn't working properly, then the engine or anything the microprocessor controls may not be working properly. For example, such items include, and are not limited to, the transmission, charging system, various emission control items, and onboard control modules can malfunction.

I hope this helps.

Joe

Start and warm engine Turn heater fan on
try and change temp to highest and wait a bit and than go to coldest does the air temp change
goes the noise fade or go away at any time

I'm glad you got back to me. I felt like *& % after sending my response. You're right. You could run circles around me in accounting. I love cars and went to school for it years ago (nearly 30) but also went on to college where I got my masters in education. Presently, I work full time in education and part time in a shop. I'll be honest, technology is advancing so fast, one almost needs a mechanical engineering degree to work on today's cars.

Anyway, please let me know if I can help in any other way and I apologize for how I responded. I hope you can accept that.

Take care, have a nice Easter, and again, let me know if I can help you further.

Joe

Its a defective blend door actuator
need to have it replaced