5 Common Symptoms of a Failing Body Control Module (BCM)

The Body Control Module (BCM) could be considered a central organizational module for your vehicle. It streamlines the manufacturing and troubleshooting aspects of electronic modules by housing the modules into one, central unit instead of each function having its own device. It also coordinates the operating functions of many non-engine related ancillary items as well…

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Technology Used to Repair Damaged Control Modules

When one of your vehicle’s control modules becomes damaged, it can significantly impact its performance and drivability. For many, the cost to completely repair a control module may not be in the budget. However, at ModuleExperts we have the tools and expertise to effectively repair nearly every type of control module, and program it to…

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Common Symptoms of a Failing PCM

As the primary computer control for your vehicle, your powertrain control module (PCM) plays a vital role in ensuring that your engine and transmission work in tandem. When your PCM fails, it typically exhibits one or more different behaviors. Knowing these symptoms can help you pinpoint the root cause of the problem so you can…

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Control Module Services for Automotive Dealerships

Dealerships are known for providing their customers with top-notch services and using manufacturer-provided replacement parts that are typically readily available. Customers expect expedited service when they bring their vehicle to an automotive dealership. When it comes to servicing or replacing an Electronic Control Module (ECM) however, sometimes it’s just not possible for dealerships to provide…

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4 Signs of a Failing ECM

The Engine Control Module (ECM) is one of your vehicle’s most important electronic parts. Its proper function is vital to the smooth performance of your vehicle. As the vehicle’s primary computer, this component is responsible for effectively using the information obtained from the sensors located throughout the vehicle to calculate various engine functions to obtain…

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Simple Steps to Getting a Control Module Repaired

Is your vehicle displaying signs that it might have a damaged Electronic Control Module (ECM)? Water damage? Corrosion due to age and weather? Battery power surge? Random misfires? Single or multiple DTCs (Diagnostic Trouble Codes)? When an ECM repair is required, it takes just a few simple steps with ModuleExperts to get it repaired.