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Jeep Ignition Control Module is a brain, an electronic module, in the middle of delivery that coordinates the firing of coils to ensure that the cylinders ignite fuel and the power they produce remains strong. Not a claim, it is, when you speak of Jeep, and the frame smiles at the ruts, and the suspension is flexible, and the approach angles eat into hills which others would only dare with a snap. The real 4-wheel drive with low range provides crawl control allowing you to creep over shale without burning the clutch. Each Jeep has Selec-Terrain, twist a knob, snow, sand, mud, rock, change throttle, shift points and traction so that the rig can feel like it has been dialed. The right to open air freedom is holy, doors, roof panels, even windshield are removed using hand tools, and the cabin is turned into a moving observation deck. Internally, there is a smart digital display indicating pitch, roll, and drive-train status, but with rubberized buttons that shake off mud and gloves. The simplicity of servicing remains to be reliable and the Ignition Control Module could be changed at any point of the road provided that there have been spares in Jeep cargo bin. Removing the Ignition Control Module requires the destruction of the battery, opening the hood, and locating the finned aluminum block near the distributor, which is unplugged, followed by the removal of the two screws attaching it to the bracket. Apply a dab of dielectric grease on the new Ignition Control Module, press it down flat, screw snugly and right above the wrist tight, re-attach the plug, and resume battery power. Fire the Jeep, listen to smooth idle and do a short loop to ensure that the misfires are eliminated and throttle response is back.