Our main goal is 100% customer satisfaction, which is why we offer a Lifetime Warranty on all parts and services.ĮCM Repair 1 offers flash reprogramming on most late model ECUs and a rebuild & return program for all product lines in which we do not stock. Now over 25 years in the same industry, we continue to provide the best service for the best price.
Today, ECM Repair 1 continues to be an American-based family owned business. Since the beginning, ECM Repair 1 has continued to stay current with OEM manufacturers to develop testing methods and procedures to repair the latest automotive electronics. In 1994 we expanded our product line to include a full line of Anti-lock Brake Systems (ABS) & Mass Airflow Sensors (MAF). Thus ECM Repair 1 made the decision to expand our ECU line to all foreign and domestic modules. We quickly recognized the need to develop re-manufacturing methods for Ford, Chrysler, and import ECUs.
Similar to programming, you may also need to select the correct calibration file.ECM Repair 1 is a family-owned small business established in 1990 with a goal to provide quality re-manufactured General Motors (GM) ECU’s. This is done to correct emission-related issues or resolve issues with a specific system. Reprogramming control units is accomplished by updating to the latest software. Information needed for this can be found in TSBs and factory service information. The control units are built to fit many different applications and variations that require the correct calibration files to be selected. Without this, the vehicle will not start and may show the security light flashing. After the programming and setup are complete, the vehicle’s ignition keys may also need to be programmed for the immobilizer system to function properly. At times the module will come loaded with the software and only require a setup. Programming a module is usually required when the module is replaced.
A reprogram is when the current operating software in a module has changed to correct a problem. Typically, to program is the process of installing software into a control module after that module has been replaced. There is a difference between programming and reprogramming.
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