Expert Audi ECU Repair & Testing Service - Mail in ECM Repairs
SKU: Audi ECU Testing

TestingRecommended
- Recommended service to order is the testing service. If a repair or replacement is required after testing, the testing fee will be deducted from the total price.
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Mail-in testing service - Simply remove the original ECU and mail it to us
- Fault finding and repair recommendation.
- If we cannot replicate your problems, we will provide you with a test ECU that can be returned within 14 days should it not work.
- If no fault is found, we will return your existing ECU.
- Return shipping is included in the price.

Symptoms include:
- —Injector driver faulty
- —Engine misfire
- —Internal engine control unit faults
- —Water damaged ECU
- —No Start
- —No Start when ECU is warmer
- —No communication with ECU
- —Fuses blowing when ignition is on
TestingRecommended
- Recommended service to order is the testing service. If a repair or replacement is required after testing, the testing fee will be deducted from the total price.
-
Mail-in testing service - Simply remove the original ECU and mail it to us
- Fault finding and repair recommendation.
- If we cannot replicate your problems, we will provide you with a test ECU that can be returned within 14 days should it not work.
- If no fault is found, we will return your existing ECU.
- Return shipping is included in the price.
Repair
- A testing fee of $159 is included in the price
- We will test your unit and recommend either a repair or a replacement.
- If the unit is repairable, we will repair the unit
- 100% plug and play solution, no other coding is required.
- Return shipping included
Replace
- We will provide you with a replacement test ECU. If the test ECU doesn't solve your problems it can be returned to us within 14 days. If the ECU is returned the total charge will be $249
- Mail-in replacement service - Simply remove the ECU and mail it to us.
- Original ECU data cloned to a replacement ECU.
- Replacement refurbished part included.
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100% plug-and-play solution, no other coding is required.
- Return shipping is included in the price.
TestingRecommended
- Recommended service to order is the testing service. If a repair or replacement is required after testing, the testing fee will be deducted from the total price.
-
Mail-in testing service - Simply remove the original ECU and mail it to us
- Fault finding and repair recommendation.
- If we cannot replicate your problems, we will provide you with a test ECU that can be returned within 14 days should it not work.
- If no fault is found, we will return your existing ECU.
- Return shipping is included in the price.
Repair
- A testing fee of $159 is included in the price
- We will test your unit and recommend either a repair or a replacement.
- If the unit is repairable, we will repair the unit
- 100% plug and play solution, no other coding is required.
- Return shipping included
Replace
- We will provide you with a replacement test ECU. If the test ECU doesn't solve your problems it can be returned to us within 14 days. If the ECU is returned the total charge will be $249
- Mail-in replacement service - Simply remove the ECU and mail it to us.
- Original ECU data cloned to a replacement ECU.
- Replacement refurbished part included.
-
100% plug-and-play solution, no other coding is required.
- Return shipping is included in the price.
How Does The ECU Pro's Audi ECU / PCM Mail-In Repair Service Work?
The ECU Pro provides a reliable and affordable Audi ECU / PCM (also known as engine computer) mail-in repair service. If your Audi ECU is malfunctioning, you can send it to us for professional diagnostic testing, repair, or cloning by our experienced technicians.
To begin the ECU repair process for your Audi, follow these simple steps:
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Mail Your Audi ECU / PCM
Remove your Audi ECU and send it to our service center. -
Diagnostic Testing and Evaluation
We perform a comprehensive diagnostic test on your ECU. If we are unable to replicate the issue, we offer you a test ECU to use for up to 14 days. Return it within this period, and the total service fee will be $249. -
Repairs or Replacement Based on Diagnosis
If we can replicate the problem, our technicians will either repair or replace your ECU, depending on the extent of the damage.
Our Audi ECU repair service is fully plug-and-play, meaning no additional coding is needed. This makes the process convenient and efficient, allowing you to get back on the road with confidence.
FAQs
What types of Audi ECU issues can be repaired?
We can repair a variety of ECU issues, including power supply faults, communication errors, software malfunctions, and sensor-related issues, depending on the unit’s condition.
Is my Audi safe to drive with a malfunctioning ECU?
Driving with a faulty ECU can risk further engine damage and decreased performance. It’s recommended to address ECU issues promptly to avoid worsening problems.
Can ECU repairs prevent future engine issues in my Audi?
A repaired ECU can restore normal engine operation and prevent issues caused by faulty ECU signals, but regular maintenance is still important for ongoing reliability.
Do you offer ECU repair services for all Audi models?
We service a wide range of Audi models. Contact us if you cannot find your model on our website.
Can I send other Audi components with my ECU for testing or repair?
Yes, you can send related units, such as the BCM or TCM, if you believe they are part of the issue. Please include details for each unit to ensure accurate diagnostics.
What if my Audi ECU is beyond repair?
If our technicians determine the ECU cannot be repaired, we will notify you and discuss replacement options, or we can return the ECU to you if preferred.
What are the costs involved in Audi ECU repair?
Repair costs vary based on the ECU model and repair complexity. To view the exact cost, select your vehicle and service on our website. Starting with a diagnostic test is often best, as testing fees can be applied toward the repair cost.
How do I know if my Audi ECU needs repair or replacement?
Our testing service will identify if we can repair your ECU or if it needs to be replaced. Typically only water damaged ECU or ECU with extensive physical damage require replacements.
Will my Audi require reprogramming after the ECU is repaired?
In most cases, our repairs return the ECU to plug-and-play status. However, some Audi models may require additional programming or adaptation after installation, which we will inform you about if necessary.
Can an Audi ECU repair improve my vehicle’s performance?
Repairing a faulty ECU can restore proper engine function, which may improve performance, fuel economy, and reliability if these issues were impacted by the ECU’s failure.
Is there a warranty on Audi ECU repairs?
Yes, we offer a warranty on all our ECU repairs to provide peace of mind. The exact warranty period will depend on the repair type and is listed on the service page.
What should I do before sending in my Audi ECU for repair?
Before removing the ECU, use an OBD2 scanner to record any fault codes. Then, package the unit securely and include your contact information and a description of the issue for our technicians.
Can an Audi ECU be repaired, or does it need to be replaced?
In many cases, an Audi ECU can be repaired rather than replaced. Our technicians can often fix communication errors, electrical faults, and software issues, saving you the cost of a new unit.
How long does an Audi ECU repair take?
Typically, Audi ECU repairs take 3-7 business days, depending on the issue’s complexity. Once repaired, the ECU will be promptly returned to minimize your vehicle’s downtime.
What is an Audi ECU, and why is it important?
The Engine Control Unit (ECU) in your Audi is essential for managing the engine’s functions, including fuel injection, ignition timing, and emissions control. It ensures optimal performance, fuel efficiency, and smooth operation of your vehicle.
What are common signs of a failing Audi ECU?
Symptoms of a faulty ECU include difficulty starting the engine, misfires, stalling, poor fuel economy, and dashboard warning lights. If you notice any of these issues, it may be time to have the ECU inspected.