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  1. BCM Programming & Repair

    The body control module manages lighting, locking, security and other electrical functions. A replacement BCM usually needs programming and coding to match the vehicle’s equipment, keys and other modules. We check whether the existing BCM can be repaired or reprogrammed, or needs to be replaced.

  2. ECM, PCM & TCM Programming

    Engine, powertrain and transmission modules need vehicle-specific software. Programming may be required after a module replacement or as part of a repair, followed by adaptations so the engine and transmission work together correctly.

  3. ECU Cloning

    Cloning copies the data from the original control unit to a compatible replacement, so the replacement works with the vehicle’s existing configuration and immobilizer. Whether cloning, programming a new unit or repairing the original is right depends on the vehicle and the fault.

  4. After Collision or Electrical Repairs

    Body and electrical repairs often involve replacing modules that must then be coded to the vehicle. We program and code the replaced modules and check that the related systems communicate correctly.

Proof of ownership and identification are required for key and security services. Availability depends on the vehicle and its equipment.

Common Questions

Does a new BCM need to be programmed?

In most modern vehicles, yes. A replacement BCM usually needs programming and coding so it matches the vehicle’s equipment, keys and other modules.

How long does module programming take?

It depends on the vehicle, the module and the software required. We give you an estimate after checking the vehicle.

Do you program modules for other shops?

Yes. Body shops and mechanics can send vehicles to us for module programming and coding. See our page for shops for details.

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Call us with your vehicle’s year, make and model, or send a message and we will explain the options.

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