ECU repair pricing
The first payment covers intake, bench testing, visual inspection, and quote preparation. Full repair, cloning, programming, return shipping, and warranty details are sent after inspection.
What customers pay
Paid with the intake form before shipping the module.
Final price depends on module type, damage, parts and labor.
Original ECU condition, replacement ECU compatibility and vehicle data matter.
Customer pays inbound shipping and return shipping after service.
Two vehicles can have the same no-start symptom but completely different ECU problems. One module may need communication repair, another may need cloning, and another may test good with a vehicle-side wiring issue. Testing first keeps the quote tied to the module in front of the technician.
The checkout includes intake review, module identification, visual board inspection, power and communication review when applicable, symptom comparison, and preparation of the final estimate. It does not include the full repair unless the final invoice is approved separately.
Many approved ECU repairs include a 3 month warranty. Warranty terms depend on the module, damage, repair performed, installation conditions, and whether vehicle-side problems caused the original failure. Details are included on the final invoice.