Vauxhall Opel 3.0CDTI Denso ECU | Programming Service

Vauxhall Opel 3.0CDTI Denso ECU | Cloning / PIN retrieval / Reset Service

This listing is NOT to supply an ECU module – This is a Cloning / Reset /  PIN code retrieval service!

• The 'Cloning service only' option above is if you have a faulty ECU (Electronic Control Unit) on your vehicle, for example it may be water damaged or have a blown component. If you are looking to replace the ECU you may be aware that you cannot simply remove an ECU from another vehicle & install it onto yours as the ECU is 'Locked' to a different vehicles electronic / immobilizer system. We have the solution! Simply send us your original (Faulty) ECU & the donor (Replacement) unit & we will transfer the data from your original to the replacement enabling the used unit to work on your vehicle with no further programming necessary. Once the donor unit has been programmed (Cloned) the coding of the unit will be correct & the car will start &  function as it should. The mileage display & the central locking etc will be unaffected & operate correctly. We do NOT need the PIN code from your vehicle or the donor part to do this operation *We are able to clone this ECU even if your Original (Faulty) ECU has 'No communication' with diagnostic tools*.
• The 'PIN code retrieval' (Security pass details) option above is to be used when programming functions need to be performed such as key programming or programming a secondhand ECU which needs to be 'Reset' & programmed to a vehicle via diagnostic tools & the immobilizer security PIN code of the unit is unavailable / lost. For example if a secondhand unit has been sourced from a breakers yard without its PIN number & the original ECU is missing / unreadable so it cannot be cloned this will then enable programming functions to be performed.
• The 'Reset immobilizer service' option above is to perform an immobilizer reset operation on a used ECU so that the ECU can be fitted to a vehicle and programmed to the immobilizer using diagnostic tools - This is often known as 'Tech2 reset'.