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We specialize in reprogram, reset and clone Modules like: ECU, ABS, TCM, BCM and SRS Airbag Module.
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We offer solution to:
Engine Control Module (ECM)
Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)
Engine Control Module (ECM)
Is your vehicle failing to start, stalling, misfiring, or shutting off unexpectedly? If faulty sensors, wiring, and spark plugs have been ruled out, a bad ECU or ECM could be the cause.
Airbag Module Reset
Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)
Engine Control Module (ECM)
Is your airbag light on? We can reset it for you—there’s no need to buy a new module. Crash data remains stored in the module's system until it's erased using specialized computer equipment designed for this purpose.
Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)
Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)
Transmission Control Module (TCM)
When the ABS light comes on, it's wise to have the system checked sooner rather than later. Driving with a faulty ABS module can compromise critical systems, leading to poor braking performance and other potential issues.
Transmission Control Module (TCM)
Transmission Control Module (TCM)
Transmission Control Module (TCM)
If your vehicle is shifting gear to neutral unexpectedly while driving or shift gear slowly which can effect acceleration, or fuel usage has increase due to engine working harder, it might be due to faulty TCM.
Body Control Module (BCM)
Transmission Control Module (TCM)
Body Control Module (BCM)
At SRS Restore, our skilled technicians have over 20 years of experience in the auto repair industry. We specialize in foreign and domestic vehicles and use the latest diagnostic tools to accurately identify and fix any issues.
Car Key Fobs Reprogram
Transmission Control Module (TCM)
Body Control Module (BCM)
Lost your car key fob? Just purchase a new key fob device on Amazon, and we’ll handle the programming for you. Vehicle needs to be nearby in order to be reprogram car key fobs.
Airbag module reset service
Buying a new SRS airbag system may not be a good idea for several reasons:
- Cost: New airbag systems can be expensive, adding a significant financial burden to vehicle repairs or maintenance.
- Compatibility: Ensuring that a new airbag system is compatible with the vehicle's make, model, and year can be challenging. Compatibility issues may arise, leading to installation complications or system malfunctions.
- Installation Complexity: Installing a new SRS airbag system requires specialized knowledge and tools. Improper installation can compromise safety and effectiveness.
Why the Airbag light is on?
After an accident, the SRS airbag module records crash data in its memory, which remains locked until replacement or reprogramming. This safety measure is crucial as it prevents the vehicle from being operated unsafely. Additionally, the module enters a "black box" state, awaiting accident investigation if necessary.
However, if the vehicle is deemed roadworthy either through insurance write-off or minor accident status, the SRS airbag comfort modules require resetting before returning to service.
How to Remove the Airbag Module?
Removing the SRS airbag module can be accomplished without professional assistance, follow these simple steps:
1) Start by disconnecting the negative terminal of your car's battery and allow at least 5 minutes before proceeding further.
2) Locate the SRS airbag unit, typically situated beneath the center console, between the front seats under the dashboard, or near the front driver or passenger seat. It usually resembles a metal enclosure with a yellow plug, though some may have a metal enclosure with a black cap.
3) Unbolt the unit and disconnect the wire harness or airbag plugs connected to it.
Engine Control unit (ECU) cloning service
What is Engine Control Unit (ECU) Cloning?
ECU (Engine Control Unit) cloning involves copying software from one ECU and installing it on another to make the new unit function like the original.
Cloning an ECU is often more affordable than buying a new one or repairing the original. If your original ECU is malfunctioning, cloning it onto a new, reliable unit can resolve issues and keep your engine running optimally. A replacement unit allows you to customize your engine management system for specific goals such as increasing horsepower or torque. Additionally, upgrading to a newer version of ECU software can improve performance or emissions control by cloning the original ECU onto a new unit.
ECU Cloning Process
The ECU cloning process involves copying the software and data from one Engine Control Unit (ECU) to another. The steps include:
Reading the original ECU: Connect the original ECU to a diagnostic scanner to read its software and data.
Saving the original ECU’s data: Dump the ECU's software and data onto a storage device.
Preparing the replacement ECU: Wipe existing data from the replacement ECU and make necessary modifications.
Writing data to the replacement ECU: Transfer the original ECU's data to the replacement unit, known as "flashing."
Verifying the replacement ECU: Check the replacement ECU with a diagnostic scanner to ensure it matches the original's data.
Installing the replacement ECU: Install the replacement ECU in the vehicle, connecting it to the engine management system and verifying proper operation.