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Ship your ECU using the instructions below. After it arrives, our technicians will test it and contact you with the findings before any additional work begins.

1

Protect the ECU

Use an anti-static bag if available, then bubble wrap or foam so it cannot move.

2

Include your details

Put your name, phone, email, vehicle, symptoms, and payment confirmation in the box.

3

Ship with tracking

Use a tracked carrier and keep the tracking number until delivery is confirmed.

Mail-in ECU shipping

How to ship your ECU for nationwide mail-in repair.

After submitting the intake and $150 diagnostic payment, pack the ECU carefully and include your contact and vehicle details inside the box.

Before shipping

Pack the ECU like an electronic module, not a loose car part

Moisture, static, bent pins, crushed plugs and loose packaging can make diagnosis harder. Use enough padding that the ECU cannot move inside the box.

01

Submit intake first

Choose the vehicle brand, service, symptoms and preferred contact method. Pay the $150 diagnostic checkout before sending the ECU.

02

Protect the module

Wrap the ECU in an anti-static bag if available, then use bubble wrap or foam on every side. Keep moisture away from the connectors and case.

03

Include confirmation

Put your name, phone, email, vehicle year/make/model, symptoms, codes and order confirmation inside the box.

04

Ship with tracking

Use a carrier that provides tracking and insurance if desired. The customer pays shipping to the shop.

05

Wait for inspection

Most diagnostic reviews begin 1-3 business days after the ECU arrives, depending on the queue and module condition.

06

Approve the invoice

The final repair, cloning or programming invoice is sent after inspection. Return shipping is billed separately.

What not to send

Do not send loose screws, brackets, unrelated parts, wet packaging, or a module without customer details. If the ECU is wet or corroded, note that on the intake form and keep the packaging dry for shipping.

Original and replacement ECUs

For ECU cloning or replacement setup, include both the original and replacement ECU when available. Add part numbers, donor vehicle information if known, and what happened before the replacement module was purchased.