Professional laboratory board-level overhaul service
If your component exhibits any of the following issues, this specific laboratory repair will permanently resolve them. We do not just replace components that are currently failed; we re-engineer known wear points site-wide:
Class-100 anti-static environments
Cycling from -20°F to 180°F
End-to-end active network testing
This service is designed for Volkswagen vehicles equipped with the Bosch EDC15 Diesel ECU. We clone all data from your original ECU into a replacement unit that you provide, ensuring seamless compatibility and operation. All critical data—including firmware, immobilizer information, and calibration settings—is transferred so the replacement ECU functions identically to the original.
Both the original and replacement ECUs must be shipped to us for cloning.
Cloning typically takes 1 business day once we receive the units.
The replacement ECU does not need the same part number, but must be a Bosch EDC15 compatible with your vehicle.
In some cases, ECUs may need to be opened to access EEPROM memory for cloning, which may void any warranty on the units.
Return shipping is included after cloning is complete.
Volkswagen Golf TDI: 1999–2006
Volkswagen Jetta TDI: 1999–2005
Volkswagen New Beetle TDI: 1999–2006
Volkswagen Passat TDI: 2004–2005
If your vehicle is not listed, send us your ECU part number for verification.
Read all data from your original Bosch EDC15 ECU, including EEPROM and flash memory.
Program the data onto the replacement ECU for plug-and-play functionality.
Ensure all immobilizer, engine performance, and calibration settings are preserved.
Provide a fully compatible replacement ECU ready to install.
Q: Does the replacement ECU need to match the part number of the original?
A: No. It must only be a Bosch EDC15 compatible with your vehicle.
Q: How long does the cloning process take?
A: Typically 1 business day once we receive both ECUs.
Q: Will this work if my original ECU is damaged?
A: Minor damage may be acceptable, but the ECU must be functional enough to read the EEPROM and flash memory. Contact us if unsure.
Q: Will this void my ECU warranty?
A: If we need to open the ECU to access EEPROM memory, it may void any existing warranty on the units.
Q: Do I need to clear any codes after installation?
A: In most cases, the cloned ECU is plug-and-play, but clearing OBD codes is recommended to ensure optimal functionality.
*Note: Even if your specific OEM part number is not listed above, our laboratory engineers can rebuild all variations of this electronic component family.
Laboratory Certification Standard
All our automotive electronic laboratory rebuilds come with an industry-leading 90 Days Warranty on the components replaced.
Average Lab Queue Speeds
2 Days standard bench time. Priority express options are selectable at booking checkout.
Secure Logistics Coverage
We provide an inbound shipping label and a secure double-walled packing box as a service addition, or you can self-ship using standard postal codes.
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