Why is my ECM not working on my new car?
The reason is that the data stored in the used module does not match the data stored in the original. The solution is to move the data from the memory of the original module directly to the memory in the used module. Most dealerships only have the ability to program new ECMs and do not offer repairs.
Do you need to flash an aftermarket ECM?
However, if you were to purchase an aftermarket ECM, you also will need to have it flashed to match your VIN number to your vehicle and all of the specs. If you need further assistance with replacing the ECM, then seek out a professional, such as one from Your Mechanic, to help you.
Do you need to program a replacement ECM?
In most cases, additional on-board programming is not required once a replacement ECM is cloned. If you are experiencing engine problems, such as stalling or rough starts, it’s generally a good idea to check the ECM.
Do you have to flash ECM to VIN number?
Hi there. If you were to get an ECM (engine control module) from the dealership, the dealership will flash (program) the ECM to the VIN number to your vehicle and all of the specs. However, if you were to purchase an aftermarket ECM, you also will need to have it flashed to match your VIN number to your vehicle and all of the specs.
Where can I get a new ECM unit?
The units that we use to reprogram and send you are undamaged and originally taken from an otherwise damaged or unused vehicles (totaled vehicles, vehicles bought at auction, etc.). Once we obtain a like-new ECM, we then clear it of all existing data and keep it in stock as it awaits new programming.
The reason is that the data stored in the used module does not match the data stored in the original. The solution is to move the data from the memory of the original module directly to the memory in the used module. Most dealerships only have the ability to program new ECMs and do not offer repairs.
Can you swap in a used PCM, ECM or module?
Can you swap in a used PCM, ECM, or module from a junkyard? The short answer is NO, you cannot swap in a used PCM, ECM or module from a junkyard. Even if the part number on the used PCM, ECM or module is exactly the same, that doesn’t mean it’s programmed properly.
How to avoid expensive ECM programming and labor costs?
Most dealerships only have the ability to program new ECMs and do not offer repairs. ModuleEXPERTS has the technology to transfer data – memory from a damaged ECM- to a remanufactured replacement unit saving you money on expensive dealership modules, programming, and labor costs.