We have a Customer's Cadillac here that we diagnosed with a faulty ECM. I wanted to By-Pass the dealer and get an ECM from another source other than GM. I found Automotive Electronic Solutions on the internet and gave them a call explaining that I needed an ECM diagnosed and if it is indeed bad, ...
On August 1, I called these people to have them diagnose and repair an ECM for one of my customers work van. What I was promissed by a guy by the name of Chriss (apparently not allowed to tell you their las name) was that as soon as they received it it would be Diagnosed repaired and shipped back ...
Looks like I'm just another victim of these people in a long line of victims. They claim they are experts at fixing ECM's/PCM's but they said mine wasn't repairable and charged me $300 dollars to tell me that then they said my total bill would be $422 if I purchased a remanufactured unit from them, ...
I started out needing a rebuilt ecu from AES @ $360, then my unit was determined to be beyond repair so it was another $150 to AES for a "new unit" (which is actually used). I should also add that I never received any proof that my old unit was bad. The new unit didn't work so I called ...
Where do I start? Where DO I start? Several weeks ago, my wife informed me that the instrument cluster on her car was acting up. Being a retired Electrical Engineer, with 40 years experience (pre retirement), and owning schematic drawings for the electrical circuits of each vehicle I own, I set out ...
I called this company to help me repair my ECM for my car, they first withdrew $283.80 from my account with the understand that $100 diagnostic fee for reviewing the part which was non refundable, but if they couldn't fix the ECM they would refund the remainder of 183.80, I received a call from a ...