Our cloning service transfers the essential data from an original control module into a compatible replacement unit. This can preserve vehicle identity, coding, immobilizer information, calibration data, and other module-specific settings, helping reduce installation time and unnecessary dealer programming.
Selected airbag, steering, and battery control modules
What Can Be Transferred
VIN and vehicle identification data
Immobilizer and security information
Coding and configuration data
Software and calibration where supported
Mileage-related data where legally permitted and technically required
Adaptation and learned values when supported
How the Service Works
We inspect both the original and replacement modules
We verify hardware and software compatibility
Recoverable data is read from the original unit
The data is transferred to the replacement module
The cloned module is verified on the bench before return shipping
When Cloning Is the Right Choice
The original module is failing but still readable
A compatible used replacement module is available
You want to preserve the original vehicle configuration
On-vehicle programming is difficult or unavailable
You need a faster mail-in replacement solution
Before you ship
Frequently Asked Questions
Confirm the module details with us before shipping if the part number, condition, or required service is uncertain.
Do I need to send both the original and replacement modules?
Usually yes. Cloning normally requires the original module containing the vehicle data and a compatible replacement module. Contact us first if the original unit is missing, severely damaged, or cannot communicate.
How do I know whether the donor module is compatible?
Compatibility is determined from the full part numbers, hardware versions, software families, and vehicle application. Send clear label photos from both modules before shipping so we can review the match.
Can data be recovered from a damaged original module?
Data recovery is possible in some cases, including certain no-communication modules, but it depends on the processor, memory, physical damage, and previous repair attempts. The unit must be evaluated before recovery can be confirmed.
Is a cloned module always plug-and-play?
A correctly matched clone often preserves the data needed for installation, but some vehicles still require adaptations, coding, relearns, or fault clearing. We provide the expected next steps for the confirmed application.
Nationwide mail-in service
How Your Module Moves Through the Process
Submit the module details first so the requested service and shipment stay connected to the correct order.
1. Submit details
Provide the vehicle, module, part number and requested work.
2. Ship securely
Package the electronics carefully and include the order reference.
3. Review and service
We verify the submitted information and complete the approved work.
4. Return shipment
Track order progress and the return shipment through your account.