Joe Romas wrote:
1TDI4Me wrote:
When was your 06 made?
If it was in November 05 or later they already had the TC the earlier ones were updated to and only got 'flashed". But don't confuse that with the so called Euro TC that showed up sometime in 09 as I remember

Yes there have been a total of 3 Chrysler TC's in the life of the CRD's.
Now I'm confused. If the above is true, mine should have been F37'd, detuned, with no new part.
Wrong, Sorry I confused you

Please CAREFULLY RE-READ THE ABOVE! We now know yours was made in August of 2005 and that is before November 05
So yours falls into "the earlier ones" catagory that failed very early. If it were replaced it would have been with the same one as those produced from November 05 and onward

Some dealers replaced the TC's on the pre 11/05 ones but didn't do the flash because of problems they had killing tcm's or at the request of owners.
In the early days in the life of US crd's (mid to late 06) LOST members were loosing TC's daily in just a few thousand miles. Chrysler had several flashes before the famous f37 and one even caused third party scanners to not function. That was clearly out of EPA specs and those that got that flash (mine) had a RECALL that was F31

The current torque converter (Euro) didn't come along untill sometime in 2009 so NO NORTH AMERICAN CRD'S CAME WITH IT.[/quote]
Thanks for the clarification. Sorry for hijacking the thread.
So I likely had a part change but was it an improved part? I plan to stay stock but want to prepare if I can expect the TC to fail. If the current TC is fine then I'll just stop worrying about it.