BMW X6 35ix E71 ECU DME, Siemens MSD80 MSD81

SERVICES

• REPAIR SERVICE:

For this service send us the ECU/DME, CAS and SMART KEY with the Repair Form filled out.

(Note: Pack your ECU set properly to avoid damage during shipping.)

Once we receive your ECU Set, we will 

• Visually Inspect
• Bench test
• Diagnose in an actual BMW tester vehicle.

After the initial testing is done we will contact you to inform the results and ask you for approval to complete the Job.

Average Job turn around: 5 days

Warranty: 5 Years and guaranteed to be Plug and Play once received. (No additional programming at all).

Note: Repair Form must be filled out BEFORE you ship the ECU SET

INSTRUCTIONS

• ECU/ DME and CAS Location

DO NOT BUY A USED ECU SET, WATCH VIDEO HERE

• Symptoms of a Bad MSD80 MSD81 DME:

BMW COMMON QUESTIONS

We have reverse engineered these Ecu’s and developed proprietary software along with equipment that allows us to Reprogram used Ecu’s to your car’s VIN Number and EWS Immobilizer system.

Because if you install a used ECU in a BMW starting from years 1995 and on, the Vin number and most important the Immobilizer Codes will not match. The non matching Immobilizer codes and different Vin number will not allow the car to Start. With a used ECU’s from a different car, the starter motor might work but as the immobilizer codes stored inside the ECU does not match the ones on your EWS security module there will be no OK signal for the ECU to start the engine.

Bmw’s have immobilizers modules called “EWS” which is a anti theft device feature unique to the BMW brand. The way the EWS works is by a code or  “Rolling code” that changes every time the car is turned off. This unique safety feature makes it virtually impossible to swap used Ecu’s between BMW cars as the used Ecu’s will never match the EWS from your car.

Newer generation BMW’s carry the CAS module and smart key function, a newer version of the EWS system. More advanced than the previous EWS the principle of operation is basically the same were as you cannot install a used ECU from a different vehicle in your car.

An “EWS OFF” Ecu will have the security system feature deleted internally, that means that the ECU can be installed in a car without the need to Synchronize - Align the ECU to the EWS. Removing the EWS from the car simplifys the starting and running of the ECU and Engine. However NOT ALL BMW ECU’s can have these feature removed.

We have reverse engineered ECUs and developed many proprietary tools thru the years that allow us to perform programming operations even the dealership can’t. We can erase old coding along with programming of VIN numbers that are not possible even with the most advanced and expensive scanner tools.

“NO”. Our Outright Rebuilt Ecu’s will be programmed to your BMW’s VIN number and correct software that matches your vehicle. However, due to the fact the EWS system have a random “Rolling Code” we can’t guess what this random code is. Therefore, we RESET this feature to make the ECU able to be paired with your car’s EWS.

In order for the Outright Rebuilt ECU to work in your car, an ECU to EWS alignment - Synchronization has to be carried out. This operation is done using a BMW scanner that contains the feature of alignment - synchronization on its software “Note that not all BMW scanners can carry out this operation”. Here is a short list of most used scanner can carry out this procedure | GT1, Autologic, ISTA, INPA and others. The alignment - synchronization procedure takes less than 5 minutes to “MARRY” the Rebuilt Outright ECU to your cars EWS, once that is done the ECU will be ready to start the engine.

"NO". ECU reprogramming is not required because we will always make sure latest versions of software along with correct ECU to EWS matching is done in our laboratory.

Once we repair your unit , it will be 100% plug and play, already tested in one of our actual Tester vehicles.