1992-96 Honda Civic ECM Repair Service

Honda & Acura ECM / ECU / PCM Repair & Return Service (1990–2011)

This Repair & Return Service is for your original 1990–2011 Honda or Acura Engine Control Module (ECM), Engine Control Unit (ECU), or Powertrain Control Module (PCM). You send us your original module, we professionally repair it, thoroughly test it, and return it ready for installation.

Our technicians repair common internal circuit failures and replace known failure-prone components to restore reliable engine performance. Every module is fully tested before it is shipped back.

Common ECM Problems We Repair

• No start or intermittent no start

• Check Engine Light

• Injector driver failures

• Ignition coil driver failures

• Misfires

• Communication failures

• No fuel injector pulse

• Fuel pump control issues

• Main relay control problems

• Internal ECM circuit damage

• Burned or damaged components

• Poor engine performance

• Random stalling

• Loss of communication with scan tool

• Internal processor and power supply failures

Repair Service Includes

• Professional diagnosis and repair

• Replacement of failed and failure-prone components

• Complete bench testing after repair

• Fast turnaround time

• Free return shipping within the U.S.

• Lifetime Warranty on the repair

Before Ordering

1. Click "Buy It Now" to complete your purchase.

2. During checkout, click "Add note for seller" under "Review order" and include:

   • Vehicle VIN Number

   • OBD-II Diagnostic Trouble Codes (if available)

   • A brief description of the problems you are experiencing

If your module has been previously repaired or has severe physical damage, additional charges may apply. We will contact you before performing any additional work.

Compatible Applications

This is not a complete list. If you do not see your part number listed, please contact us before ordering.

Interchangeable Part Numbers

Lifetime Warranty: Covers the repaired portion of your original module. The warranty does not cover damage caused by wiring problems, water intrusion, voltage spikes, improper installation, or other vehicle-related issues.