2011–2014 Mazda 5 TCM Transmission Control Module

2011–2014 Mazda 5 TCM Transmission Control Module Exchange

Professionally Remanufactured and Fully Tested

You will receive a professionally remanufactured Transmission Control Module (TCM) for select 2011–2014 Mazda 5 vehicles.

Each module is completely rebuilt and tested before shipping. Our remanufacturing process is designed to address common internal TCM failures associated with the symptoms and diagnostic trouble codes listed below.

Common TCM Failure Symptoms

• Check Engine and AT warning lights illuminated
• Transmission remains in third gear or fail-safe mode
• Hard engagement when shifting into Drive or Reverse
• Harsh, delayed, or erratic shifting
• Loss of communication with the TCM

Common Diagnostic Trouble Codes

• U0101 — Lost Communication with TCM
• U0100 — Lost Communication with ECM/PCM
• P0753 — Shift Solenoid A Electrical Malfunction
• P0758 — Shift Solenoid B Electrical Malfunction
• P0763 — Shift Solenoid C Electrical Malfunction

These symptoms and trouble codes may be associated with a defective TCM, but they do not independently confirm that the module has failed. Proper diagnosis is required before ordering.

Compatible Part Numbers

Your original TCM part number must match one of the numbers listed below:

• L5E4-18-9E1A
• L5E4-18-9E1B
• L5E4-18-9E1C
• L5E4-18-9E1D
• L5E4-18-9E1E
• L5E4-18-9E1H

Part numbers may appear with or without spaces or hyphens. For example, L5E4-18-9E1A may appear as L5E4 18 9E1A or L5E4189E1A. The letters and numbers must match your original module.

Important Fitment Information

Compatibility cannot be confirmed using only the vehicle’s year, make, and model. Match the number printed on your original TCM with one of the compatible part numbers listed above.

Please contact us before ordering if your part number is not listed or you need assistance confirming compatibility.

Important Diagnostic Notice

The customer or installing technician is responsible for confirming that the TCM is the source of the vehicle’s problem.

Before installing the replacement module, a qualified technician should inspect the transmission solenoids, wiring harness, connectors, power and ground circuits, and related components for failures or electrical shorts.

Installing a replacement TCM without correcting an existing vehicle problem may damage the replacement module and may affect warranty coverage.