Have you wondered what is the difference between a stock ECM and an aftermarket ECM? In this short 2 min video we give you the high level view of why you might consider buying an aftermarket ECM instead of the regular stock one that you vehicle had as it rolled off the lot.
A stock ECM is programmed to suite the manufacturer. It keeps the car in line with the warranty, emissions, fuel economy, and everything that the car was designed to do when it was first purchased. However, cars are capable of much more than was the stock ECM allows.
Aftermarket ECM's are something that you purchase to help your car deliver even better results than the stock ECM would. Depending on the kind of aftermarket ECM you purchase you would be able to push your car and improve performance, speed or even fuel efficiency to a degree that a stock ECM simply wouldn't allow.
All in all, the ECM is extremely important for your cars health and performance and deciding wether or not you should buy another stock ECM or go with an aftermarket ECM can be a difficult decision. But we can help! So, if you're looking for more resources specifically about ECM's, PCM's or other car computer questions subscribe to our channel and visit us at: [ Ссылка ]
Car computer exchange has been helping customers save money on replacing or fixing their car computers for years! Dealerships want to charge crazy fees to help you do this but it really is as easy us unplugging the old and plugging in the new! We have ECM's for almost every make and model and would love to help you out!
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