2003-2005 Aztek Powertrain Control Module PCM 12583827 Programmed to VIN

Restore Your Aztek’s Performance!

Experiencing erratic shifting, a no-start condition, or a persistent check engine light? This Powertrain Control Module (PCM) is the solution. It arrives programmed to your VIN for a simple installation. Get back on the road fastโ€”order today!

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Is Your 2003-2005 GM Vehicle Running Rough?

If you’re dealing with a Pontiac Aztek, or another GM vehicle from this era, that just won’t behave, the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) is one of the first places a seasoned mechanic like me will look. After two decades under the hood, I’ve seen how a failing PCM can create some of the most frustrating and hard-to-diagnose problems. It’s the central computer for your engine and transmission, and when it starts to go, it can feel like the whole vehicle is falling apart.

Common Symptoms of a Failing PCM

A faulty PCM doesn’t always fail completely. Often, it’s a slow decline, causing intermittent issues that can drive you crazy. You might be experiencing:

  • โœ” Check Engine Light (CEL) that is on for no clear reason, or with codes that point to multiple, unrelated sensors.
  • โœ” Harsh or erratic automatic transmission shifting.
  • โœ” A sudden drop in fuel economy.
  • โœ” The engine cranks but refuses to start (no-start condition).
  • โœ” Stalling, stumbling, or hesitation during acceleration.
  • โœ” Communication errors with diagnostic scan tools.

Real-World Diagnosis

“A customer’s 2004 Pontiac Grand Am came into my shop last month with a complaint of random stalling and a transmission that felt like it was ‘slipping’ between gears. The scanner was throwing codes for the MAP sensor and a transmission solenoid. After verifying the wiring and replacing the sensors didn’t fix it, we looked at the PCM. The original module, exposed to years of engine bay heat and vibration, had failing internal drivers. Swapping in a correctly programmed PCM like this one solved both issues instantly. It wasn’t the sensors at all; it was the brain telling them what to do.”

The Solution: A Reliable, Pre-Programmed PCM

Don’t keep throwing parts at your vehicle hoping to fix the problem. This Powertrain Control Module is the definitive solution for a wide range of 2003-2005 GM cars and vans. It’s not just a part; it’s a restoration of your vehicle’s core operational logic. We take all the guesswork and hassle out of the process.

The Power of VIN-Specific Programming

The single biggest hurdle when replacing a modern vehicle computer is programming. In the past, you’d have to install the module and then have your vehicle towed to a dealership for an expensive programming session. We eliminate that step entirely.

  • โœ” We Flash It For You: Simply provide us with your vehicle’s 17-digit VIN during checkout. Our technicians will program the module with the latest, most stable software release from General Motors specific to your car.
  • โœ” Truly Plug-and-Play: Because it arrives already configured for your vehicle’s specific options and security system, the installation is dramatically simplified. In many cases, it’s a direct swap.
  • โœ” Fixes Factory Flaws: GM often releases software updates to fix drivability issues like poor idle, transmission shift quality, and fuel efficiency that were present when the car was new. Your new PCM will have these improvements built-in.

Installation Insights & Compatibility

Installing this module is a straightforward job for a DIYer with basic tools or any professional mechanic. The most common location for these PCMs is in the engine compartment, typically on the driver’s side inside the air filter box assembly for protection. On some models like the Grand Am or Malibu, it’s located inside the vehicle under the dash.

General Installation Steps:

  1. Disconnect the negative battery terminal. This is a critical safety step.
  2. Locate and access the old PCM.
  3. Carefully unplug the electrical connectors. Note their orientation.
  4. Unbolt and remove the old module.
  5. Install the new module, secure the bolts, and reconnect the electrical harnesses.
  6. Reconnect the negative battery terminal.
  7. Perform the vehicle’s security relearn procedure if necessary (often involves turning the key to ‘ON’ for 10-15 minutes). This syncs the new PCM with your keys.

Guaranteed Fitment Information

This module is a direct replacement for several GM vehicles. Please verify your part number or match your vehicle from the list below to ensure compatibility.

Compatible Part Numbers: 12583827, 12583826

This part will fit these makes and models with these options:

  • โœ” Alero: 2003-2004 (3.4L)
  • โœ” Aztek: 2003-2005
  • โœ” Bonneville: 2004-2005 (3.8L)
  • โœ” Century: 2003-2005
  • โœ” Grand Am: 2003-2005 (3.4L)
  • โœ” Grand Prix: 2003 (3.1L)
  • โœ” Impala: 2003-2005
  • โœ” LeSabre: 2004-2005
  • โœ” Malibu: 2003
  • โœ” Monte Carlo: 2003-2005
  • โœ” Montana: 2003-2005
  • โœ” Park Avenue: 2004-2005
  • โœ” Rendezvous: 2003-2005
  • โœ” Silhouette: 2003-2004
  • โœ” Venture: 2003-2005
Condition

Refurbished

MPN

12583827

Genuine OEM

Yes

PartNumber

590

Model

AZTEK

Year

2003

Brand

GM

Manufacturer Part Number

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Interchange part number

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