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ECU / PCM Repair

Engine computer failures — blown injector drivers, dead ignition outputs, no-comms, and water damage — repaired at component level with your factory program intact.

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When the engine computer dies, you typically lose start, lose communication, or have misfires on multiple cylinders that no part swap can fix. The fault is usually a single driver IC inside the module that's been overstressed by a shorted injector, coil, or harness rub.

We diagnose at the board level, replace the failed components, and bench-test under simulated load. Your factory program, VIN, and immobilizer pairing stay with the unit.

Common symptoms

  • No start / no spark / no fuel
  • Check engine light with multiple driver-related codes
  • Misfires on multiple cylinders simultaneously
  • No communication with the ECU / PCM
  • Water damage from flooding or windshield leak
  • Random stalling that returns after a key cycle

Vehicles we repair

Ford — F-150, Mustang, Explorer, Super Duty
GM — Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban, Impala, Equinox
Dodge / Jeep / Chrysler — Ram, Grand Cherokee, 300
BMW DME — N52, N54, N55, N20, N63
Honda / Acura — Accord, Civic, TL, MDX
Toyota / Lexus — Camry, Tacoma, 4Runner, RX, GX

FAQ

Will I need new keys after the ECU repair?

No. Because the original module is returned, the immobilizer link to your keys remains intact.

Can you repair water-damaged ECUs?

Usually yes, provided the damage hasn't eaten through critical traces. Send it in and we'll diagnose at no charge — if we can't fix it, it's flat $20 return shipping under our no-fix-no-charge policy.

Ready to start?

Start a repair online and we'll email you shipping instructions within minutes.