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zetec - 18/2/10 at 04:54 PM

My Focus ECU fried itself when the coil pack went faulty. Was looking at £800 + from Ford for a fix. Sent the unit off to ecutesting.com on Monday morning, got a text to say they had got it on Tuesday, posted back to me on Wed and I got it Thursday morning. Fitted and car back to normal.

Just a post to say what a great service and a very useful number to keep to hand as they seem to deal with most car ECU, ABS and other car electronics.

www.ecutesting.com

tel. 01773535638.


blakep82 - 18/2/10 at 04:57 PM

did they fix it? reset it? how much did it cost etc


zetec - 18/2/10 at 05:06 PM

They tested it, if it had been OK they charge I think £30-£40 and post back. They say they change the coil driver circuit parts for better quality components, retest and post back. 2 year warranty £195+vat incl return postage. Now I know this is a bit much for 1hr and a couple of diodes or transistors but not something I could do.


blakep82 - 18/2/10 at 05:09 PM

good stuff its good to know what they did


James - 18/2/10 at 05:13 PM

quote:
Originally posted by zetec
They tested it, if it had been OK they charge I think £30-£40 and post back. They say they change the coil driver circuit parts for better quality components, retest and post back. 2 year warranty £195+vat incl return postage. Now I know this is a bit much for 1hr and a couple of diodes or transistors but not something I could do.


Coil drivers were a problem with MS ECUs in the past.

Maybe they just stuck a megasquirt in the old casing! lol!


marcjagman - 18/2/10 at 05:30 PM

£195+vat is not exactly cheap as you said, but better than £800 from ford any day and a quick turn round too. Bet it would take a month to get one from ford.


mookaloid - 18/2/10 at 06:08 PM

got a throttle body from them for my saab -£195 if i recall - it never worked properly and despite the 2 year guarantee - they never accepted that it was faulty.

The £15 used one off ebay worked just fine though....