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Expert ECU/ECM Repair & Cloning

Mobile ECU, ECM and PCM programming
and cloning in metro Atlanta

A dead engine computer does not always mean a new one. Where the original still holds readable data, we clone it.

Auto Module Programming reads the original module, writes it to a part-number-matched donor, and programs by VIN on the manufacturer software. Mobile ECM and mobile PCM work happens at your vehicle, across Georgia.

Mobile Service in Atlanta, Savannah & Augusta – We come to your Home or Shop.

Told the engine module
has to be replaced?
Read it first.

A scanner reporting these codes is usually where a vehicle gets quoted a new virgin computer. It is often the wrong call, and not because anyone is being dishonest — a module that has stopped answering over OBD-II cannot be read by a scan tool, so a shop without bench equipment has nothing left to try.We read it on the bench, where it still answers.

Code P0601

Internal Control Module Memory Checksum Error.

Code P0606

ECM/PCM Processor Fault.

⚠ Symptoms: No Start, Intermittent Stalling, or "Limp Mode".
Dashboard Warning Lights

Our Solution

Instead of spending a fortune on a new module and waiting weeks for it to arrive, we extract the critical data from your damaged unit (VIN, Immobilizer, Calibrations) and transfer them to a used or remanufactured unit.

The result: Your car starts immediately, with no additional programming needed at the dealer.

What cloning does that a new module does not

Buying a new ECU often requires expensive "Virgin" units, towing to the dealer, and waiting weeks for backordered parts.Cloning is faster, cheaper, and smarter.

Plug & Play

No need for additional programming at the dealer. Install and start.

Data Retention

We keep your VIN, Mileage, and Immobilizer security codes intact.

OEM Precision

Exact 1:1 copy of your original software and calibrations.

Your data, not a blank module

Your VIN, option configuration and theft-deterrent data carry across, so the vehicle network accepts the donor as the module it already knew.

ECU Bench Programming Setup

Bench Programming

Where a module no longer answers over OBD-II, we read its flash and EEPROM directly on the bench with a VVDI Prog — which is what makes a clone possible on a unit the vehicle has already given up on.

Want the full procedure, step by step? See how we clone a module — including the cases where cloning will not work.

Instant Solution

Before you buy a
replacement controller

Why wait 3 weeks for a backordered ECU from the dealer? We can take a used unit, clone your original data, and have your car running perfectly in under an hour. Same warranty, fraction of the price.

  • No towing required - We come to you
  • 100% Data Match Guarantee (VIN & Immobilizer Data)
  • Save hundreds vs Dealership replacement

Need Your ECU Programmed?

Mobile service available in Metro Atlanta. We bring the bench to your garage.

Call Now: (404) 812-8951

Manufacturer software, by brand

OEM Level J2534 Technology for all brands. We use the same servers and protocols as the factories to ensure perfect communication.

Domestic

  • FordPCM/Flashing
  • GMSPS2/ACDelco
  • Chrysler/DodgewiTECH

Asian

  • ToyotaTechstream
  • Hondai-HDS
  • NissanConsult III+

European

  • BMWCoding
  • MercedesAdaptation
  • VW/AudiODIS

Don't see your brand? Call with the year, make, model and VIN and we will tell you which procedure your vehicle needs before you book.

What this costs

ECU / ECM / PCM programming by VIN

$250 – $550

Covers the diagnosis, programming the controller to your VIN on the manufacturer software, writing the option configuration, the post-programming relearns the platform calls for, and a post-scan of every module.

Confirmed September 2026 · before travel

Auto Module Programming publishes this band rather than quoting only on the phone. What moves it inside the band is whether your original controller still reads. If it does, cloning it to a matched donor is usually the cheaper route and skips the security procedure entirely. If it does not, the replacement has to be programmed from scratch and the immobilizer and key work is priced separately on top.

Before any of that we confirm the controller is actually the fault, because most of the units sent to us as failed are not. Give Auto Module Programming the year, make, model and VIN and we will tell you which of the two routes your vehicle is on, on (404) 812-8951

GM engine and transmission controllers

The part number on the controller label decides which of the three routes below applies to your vehicle. These are the ones we are asked about most:

E38E39E67E78E80E82E84E90E92

Engine controllers. Transmission side: T87 and T87A.

Send us the part number and the VIN before you buy a used controller. A unit that looks identical and carries a different hardware revision will accept the data and then behave incorrectly, which is harder to diagnose than a module that refuses it outright — and it is the most common reason a customer-supplied controller cannot be used.

Your original still reads — clone it

The controller is read, and its contents written to a part-number-matched donor. Your VIN, your RPO configuration and your theft-deterrent data go with it, so the vehicle network accepts the donor as the module it already knew. This is the route that avoids a security relearn entirely.

Your original is gone — program the replacement by VIN

A new or used controller is programmed to your VIN on the manufacturer software, the RPO configuration is written so the controller knows which options the vehicle actually has, and the security and key procedure is completed under NASTF VSP credentialing with verified ownership.

The controller stopped answering — find out why first

A GM controller that has gone silent sets a lost-communication code, and that code is as often a ground or a CAN fault as a failed module. We test power, grounds under load and CAN High and CAN Low integrity before condemning anything. See how we handle U0100 and its relatives. The full sequence is here.

How an ECU job runs, step by step

From consultation to installation, we make ECU programming effortless

  1. 1

    Consultation

    Call us with your make, model, and fault code.

  2. 2

    Appointment

    We schedule a mobile visit or receive your module by mail.

  3. 3

    Cloning/Flash

    We perform data transfer and software validation.

  4. 4

    Start

    You install the module and the car is ready for the road.

For Workshops

Own a Mechanic Shop in GA?

Free up your service bays today. Don't let a car take up space for days waiting for the dealer. If you installed a used engine or computer, we link it in minutes.