Repair Needed - Powertrain Control Module (pcm) on 2040-cars
Long Beach, California, United States
2001 Mazda Miata MX-5 SE Convertible (British Racing Green/Tan Top & Interior); 4c1d/1.8L Engine; 75,000 miles; Nardy Wood Steering Wheel/Shifter/Break Handle; Chrome Gas Cover; Convertible w/glass plus defroster in excellent condition replaced May, 2011; New Radiator installed October, 2013;Breaks Replaced & Rotors Resurfaced November 2012; K&M Aftermarket Cold-Air Intake; Dual Exhaust; Borbet Wheels; Dunlop Direzza DZ101 Tires (205/45R16) mounted October, 2012 w/ lots of tread; Cruise Control; A/C, AM/FM-CD-Casette. On 11/13, this great car would not start. I towed it to Caruso Mazda in Long Beach for service. Mazda Service diagnosed that it needs a new Powertrain Control Module (PCM). Estimated cost of repair is $1,450 (parts, labor & tax). There is a tear in the driver seat backrest and the passenger seat cushion. The dash is in excellent condition and all instruments function. Premium fuel only ever used; Clean California Title; All maintenance records available for inspection.
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