Symptoms of a Faulty ECU
One of the most common symptoms of a faulty ECU is a
constantly lit check engine light. While there are many reasons the check
engine light will remain on, a faulty ECU is one of the most common causes.
Many garages will check all sorts of other issues out before they do any ECU
testing, so you may have to request it specifically.
Sometimes your car simply won’t start even though everything
seems to be in good working order. If the battery, starter and other parts of
the electrical system all check out, the problem may be a faulty ECU. A failing
ECU can also be the cause of unexplained drops in fuel economy, problems with
shifting gears or sudden stopping and jerking. If you’re experiencing transmission
problems but everything seems fine with your transmission system, a faulty ECU
is a logical suspect.
ECU Testing
ECU repairs on high-end imports can be very expensive at a
dealership. Many dealers will charge you $150 to $300 just for ECU testing. If
you need an ECU replacement you could be looking at a repair that costs between
$1,500 and $5,000. Fortunately, we at Specialized ECU Repair give you other options for ECU testing and ECU
replacement.
Online ECU Repair Services
At Specialized ECU Repair, we provide ECU
testing, repair and replacement services for a fraction of dealership costs.
You simply ship the suspect ECU to us, and then we'll test it. Then, if
possible, we'll repair or reprogram it. If your ECU is not reparable, then we'll help you find
you an ECU replacement. If you’re comfortable removing the ECU from your
vehicle or can have it removed by a mechanic or dealer, our online ECUreplacement service is a cost-effective alternative to paying dealership prices
for testing and repair.

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