Squiggy505
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I have a 1991 2500 Vandura conversion van(Glaval) and I'm trying to find the Engine Control Module(ECM). Anyone have any ideas?
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Location of ECM on a 1991 Vandura 2500
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06/18/2026I have a 1991 2500 Vandura conversion van(Glaval) and I'm trying to find the Engine Control Module(ECM). Anyone have any ideas?
How did all that work out?
I'm wondering about your preferred PSI for tires.
My mechanic recommended 32 psi for my heavily-loaded 1990 Vandura.
That's what I've used for years (once it was around 36-38, and that felt like I was on rollerblades and could not sense the road . . . ), yet I see videos saying that 32 is way too low and damages tires . . .
(I got 11-12 years out of my tires at 32 psi.)
Thank you for any helpful feedback!