Automotive & Commercial Locksmith Inc. Store capabilities now have been extended once more with KESS3 the most advanced engineering achievement ever conceived in the Chiptuning industry.
Alientech has made a significant breakthrough to create something unique and extraordinary, which has no equal in the market, in terms of functions, convenience, and versatility.
KESS3 has been developed to provide a quick and simple interface to any engine control unit and automatic gearbox on the market, combining 3 operating modes in one tool. OBD, Bench and Boot Mode.
By upgrading to the latest technology available in the market we ensure that the job it is done the right way at no risk to you
When an Engine Control Module (ECM) or Body Control Module (BCM) is damaged, most vehicles stop working or don’t perform optimally. The ECM is the engine’s brain; generally, the car engine won’t crank, turn over, or start when critical electronic connections stop functioning.
Transmission shifting problems may also occur. The BCM controls the electrical functions in the vehicle, and when the BCM is faulty, gauges, lighting, windows, and wipers may act erratically or not at all. In a modern vehicle many of these components communicate with each other and share information over the cars internal network. This is why, if there is a module failure, many times you cannot replace the defective module with one of the same type that is used but good. The reason is that the data stored in the used module does not match the data stored in the original.
The solution is to move the data from the memory of the original module directly to the memory in the used module. Most dealerships only have the ability to program new ECMs and do not offer repairs. Automotive and Commercial Locksmith has the technology to transfer data – memory from a damaged ECM- to a re-manufactured replacement unit saving you money on expensive dealership modules, programming, and labor costs.
What is ECM Cloning?
ECM cloning is a technical process where existing engine computer information is duplicated onto a replacement ECM. The information, including the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), allows a new computer to replace a damaged or malfunctioning unit. At Automotive and Commercial Locksmith, our highly experienced technicians can use a new or replacement ECM for the cloning process. In most cases, additional on-board programming is not required once a replacement ECM is cloned.
Transmission shifting problems may also occur. The BCM controls the electrical functions in the vehicle, and when the BCM is faulty, gauges, lighting, windows, and wipers may act erratically or not at all. In a modern vehicle many of these components communicate with each other and share information over the cars internal network. This is why, if there is a module failure, many times you cannot replace the defective module with one of the same type that is used but good. The reason is that the data stored in the used module does not match the data stored in the original.
The solution is to move the data from the memory of the original module directly to the memory in the used module. Most dealerships only have the ability to program new ECMs and do not offer repairs. Automotive and Commercial Locksmith has the technology to transfer data – memory from a damaged ECM- to a re-manufactured replacement unit saving you money on expensive dealership modules, programming, and labor costs.
What is ECM Cloning?
ECM cloning is a technical process where existing engine computer information is duplicated onto a replacement ECM. The information, including the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), allows a new computer to replace a damaged or malfunctioning unit. At Automotive and Commercial Locksmith, our highly experienced technicians can use a new or replacement ECM for the cloning process. In most cases, additional on-board programming is not required once a replacement ECM is cloned.
Automotive and Commercial Locksmith
6105 Johnson Street
Hollywood, FL 33024
Phone: 1.954.347.9566
Website: AutomotiveAndCommercialLocksmith.com
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