No local shop that can repair your module? No problem. Ship your ECU, ABS, BCM, TCM, or any automotive control module to our Calgary facility. We diagnose, repair at the board level, test under load, and ship it back — ready to install. No dealer programming required for most repairs. Serving every province and territory across Canada.
How it works
1
Get a Quote
Fill out our online form. Describe your vehicle, the module, and the symptoms. We will confirm whether your module is repairable and provide a quote within 24 hours. No obligation.
2
Ship Your Module
Remove the module from your vehicle (or have your local shop do it) and ship it to our Calgary facility using any tracked shipping service — Canada Post, Purolator, UPS, or FedEx. Pack it securely in anti-static wrap with padding. Include your name, phone number.
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Diagnosis & Repair
Once we receive your module, our technicians perform a full diagnostic evaluation — visual inspection under magnification, bench testing of power supply rails, communication line verification, and component-level fault tracing. We will contact you with findings and confirm the repair scope before any work begins. Most repairs are completed within 24–72 hours.
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Tested & Shipped Back
After repair, every module goes through a full functional test cycle on our bench rig — power-up, communication verification, output driver testing, and simulated load conditions. We ship your repaired module back via tracked courier. Total turnaround including shipping: typically 5–7 business days.
Modules We Repair by Mail
We repair all major automotive electronic control modules at the board level. If it has a circuit board, we can likely fix it.
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FAQ'S
Everything you need to know about shipping your module for repair.
How do I remove my module from the vehicle?
If you are comfortable working on your vehicle, most modules can be removed with basic tools — usually a socket set and trim removal tools. We can point you to removal guides for your specific vehicle. If you prefer, your local mechanic or auto shop can remove and reinstall the module while we handle the repair.
How long will my vehicle be off the road?
What if my module is not repairable?
Do I need to send the whole unit (e.g., ABS module + hydraulic pump)?
Is my module covered by warranty if I ship it in?
Can you repair modules from commercial trucks and heavy equipment?