Using an incorrect PCM can lead to a variety of problems, including:
* Non-starting vehicle: The engine may not even crank.
* Check engine light: Numerous codes will likely illuminate.
* Erratic performance: The vehicle might run poorly, even if it starts.
* Damage to other components: The wrong PCM could potentially damage other parts of the vehicle's electrical system.
Always use a PCM specifically programmed for the year, make, and model of your vehicle. It's best to get a PCM with the correct part number from a reputable parts supplier.