Where do I find the part number on my control unit?

The part number is usually on a sticker directly on the control unit housing. If you can't find it, we can often help you via your registration number.

How do I send in my control unit?

Remove the control unit from the car and package it securely with shock-absorbing material. Send it to our address along with a completed service form. We recommend tracked shipping.

Why is battery voltage important during programming?

Modern automotive electronics are extremely sensitive to voltage drops. During programming, we communicate deeply with the car's systems, and a voltage drop can in the worst case permanently damage the software.

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BOSCH

646 families

SIEMENS / CONTINENTAL

99 families

DELPHI

68 families

DELCO

40 families

MAGNETI MARELLI

34 families

KEFICO

32 families

DENSO

30 families

HITACHI

19 families

CUMMINS

12 families

KEIHIN

6 families

GETRAG

5 families

MITSUBISHI

4 families

MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC

4 families

SAGEM

1 families

12 Month Warranty

On all repairs

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Usually done in 48h

Expertise

Own lab in Karlstad