Remanufactured PCM reviews
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Remanufactured PCM reviews
Has anyone replaced their PCM with one of those remanufactured ones and what was your outcome, good or Bad. Also recommendations of establishments to get one would be welcome
#2
The actual "rebuilding" or replace bad areas of a ECU is time consuming and expensive at times almost the cost of a NEW PCM/ECU/TCM etc.
There are no GREAT companies that offer them I would recommend finding an established sell that has a good warranty. This way if you get a bad unit, you can turn around and get one quickly replaced. If you do get a refurbished/used ECU if it works in the first 8 hours, then you are likely to get a full life use out of it of 3-5 years or more if you are lucky.
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Yeah I figured they just checked for physical damage, wiped it down with a rag and re flashed it. Just wanted to know some personal experiences. Seems like a 50/50 shot. Half have a good experience half a bad. Was looking at Flagship one. Was also just thinking of getting hold of a pass thru device and updating from Mazda'a website. I can buy a 3 day pass for updates. Might be better off. Did you ever do this? https://www.mazdaserviceinfo.com/pcm-reflashing
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Yeah I figured they just checked for physical damage, wiped it down with a rag and re flashed it. Just wanted to know some personal experiences. Seems like a 50/50 shot. Half have a good experience half a bad. Was looking at Flagship one. Was also just thinking of getting hold of a pass thru device and updating from Mazda'a website. I can buy a 3 day pass for updates. Might be better off. Did you ever do this? https://www.mazdaserviceinfo.com/pcm-reflashing
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