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Cardone 77-7747 Rebuilt General Motors ECM Computer

(8 customer reviews)

Cardone 77-7747 Rebuilt General Motors ECM Computer


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Cardone 77-7747 Remanufactured General Motors Computer

 

This remanufactured ECM is for various late 80s and early 90s General Motors trucks, vans, and SUVs, fitting many Chevrolet and GMC models like the C/K series trucks, S-10/S-15, Astro/Safari, and G-Series Vans, often replacing OEM numbers 1227747 or 88999146 for carbureted TBI (Throttle Body Injection) systems.

Common Fits Include:

-Chevrolet: Astro, Blazer, C/K Pickup and Suburban, G10/G20/G30 Vans, S10, R/V Series Trucks and Suburbans, LLV, P30/P20
-GMC: Jimmy, K/C Pickups and Suburbans, Safari, Sonoma, G1500/G2500/G3500 Vans, R/V Series Trucks, S15, Yukon, P2500/P3500

Years:

-1987-1991 R/V Series, G-Vans, S-15/S10, and early C/K trucks
-1988-1993 C/K series, like C1500 and K1500, C/K Suburbans, and C3500HD

 

  • On-Car Validation Testing: Each unit undergoes rigorous testing on the vehicle to guarantee proper fit and functionality.
  • Complete Component Replacement: Original Equipment (OE) components known for high failure rates are fully replaced to enhance reliability.
  • Thorough Testing: Every electronic module is meticulously tested to ensure compliance with OE standards for its specific application.
  • Precision Manufacturing: Utilizing advanced robotic technology, our units are crafted for precision and maintain consistent high quality across all parts.
  • Guaranteed Quality and Reliability: Each unit is 100% tested before leaving the facility, ensuring long-lasting performance and dependability.
UPC

082617068727

Global Trade Identification Number

00082617068727

Manufacturer

A1 Cardone

Model

‎Cardone 77-7747 Remanufactured Engine Control Module Computer (ECM)

Item Weight

‎1.85 pounds

Product Dimensions

‎10.25 x 6.5 x 2.25 inches

Item model number

‎77-7747

Exterior

‎Machined

Manufacturer Part Number

‎77-7747

OEM Part Number

‎1227747

Date First Available

2007, April 9

8 reviews for Cardone 77-7747 Rebuilt General Motors ECM Computer

  1. Wayne Clark

    Absolutely wonderful service part was exactly what I ordered delivery was on time only bad thing about any of this is I ordered the wrong part.
    Part I needed actually looked like this one but works in a completely different way on a different section of the vehicle
    I’m very sorry guys I’ll try to pay more attention to what I’m doing
    Thank you.
    Wayne Clark

  2. Michael L

    amazon website said this was the right part for my 1989 2500 ck truck . well it is not called cardone after trying 2nd one they informed me it was not the right part. Soo i am once again returning it and ordering the right one HOPEFULLY . WASTING ALOT OF TIME.

  3. King237

    My 1990 Silverado 5.7 truck ran several different ways depending on weather, short trips, longer trips and would just DIE at various times, none were at a convenient place. It would always crank back up after stopping it and letting it sit for a minute or two. I changed the distributor and put on a new EGR valve plus a fuel pump. I started thinking deeper and started suspecting the computer (30 years old). Bought this one and it fit and worked.
    Take the clips off the left side and move the computer to the left (some muscle required).
    Had I replaced this part first I could have saved a ton of $$

  4. Engr T

    Truck runs slightly better, but I also changed the distributor shortly after the computer due to misdiagnosed EGR issues.

  5. Amazon Customer

    The replacement part was the exact part and it made all the difference

  6. J.T.Ward

    I bought this EPCM unit as a backup for my restored 1990 Chevrolet 1500 Silverado Pickup with a 305 V8. Not thinking that I would need it, I packed it away with other “Extra’s” I have bought since the trucks finish. And three months later, I had a problem with my truck where it would keep burning out the Cars ECM fuse & shut off the fuel pump. Luckily I have AAA, and had the truck towed 2 times back to the shop. But the fuse burned out over and over, but it never left Any “trouble Codes” ! So we had nothing to look for. We tied everything, and I was about to go to sleep one night and I called the shop and left a Message on their answering machine that I had bought a remanufactured Cardone EPCM and a New ‘Cal-CHIP’

    The next morning the shop called and asked for me to drop off the Cardone 77-7747 and sure enough, that was the fix. The old EPCM was 22 years old and had developed a ‘Short’ inside it’s electrical circuit board. Once installed it had to adjust itself to the Powertrain but that took about 25 miles of driving and the Truck now runs perfect, no more blown fuses. Funny how it was the last thing we thought of ?

  7. carol ambrose

    Product was just as advertised . I just din’t need it anymore. I returned it on 2/1/23 .It say’s it was refunded on 2/5/23 . Great vinder.

  8. Doc Floyd

    ECM worked flawlessly1

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