Just found out they now have two… Just found out they now have two websites, exactly the same, just with different names. The address and contact info is exactly the same. tipmrebuilders(dot)com/contact-us/ ecmrebuilders(dot)com/contact-us/ Listed below is my original review that they have tried multiple times for me to remove: Ordered a computer for a 97 Dodge Dakota, received in a timely manner. Did not work. Started and died repeatedly. Contacted and shipped back, received a second pcm. Exact same issue. I tried to explain there are two different computers based on whether the vehicle has security or not. Person argued with me on phone and said the only thing they could do was test the pcm to make sure there wasn't any issues. I said I'll send it back, you can keep it, I want a refund. I was told I'd be charged a rental fee for my time in possession of it. I ordered a pcm from AMAZON (cardone), received it yesterday, and it FIRED UP ON THE FIRST KEY TURN!!! It runs and drives absolutely perfectly and shifts into all gears again. So thank you for not listening to me over what could've been an easy fix, charging me $25 for a rental fee on multiple incorrect pcms, and overall just wasting my time.

Sent a faulty pcm Sent a faulty pcm. Wont stay running. My pcm that I have runs the truck but misfire at idle. The 1 you sent doesn’t even work

Very thorough step by step process. Thank you so much for your customer service. Notifying me every step of the way where my ECU was and detailing the soft resets needed to properly install my part.

Finding the correct PCM was straight… Finding the correct PCM was straight forward and simple. After I ordered I had a small question and it was answered clearly. Great directions for installation and it has worked perfectly for 300 miles.

They fixed it when the dealerships wouldn't help. They found the problem and were able to sell me a rebuilt ECM faster than they could fix the old one. The van started up immediately and 400 miles in I haven't had any issues. I did need to call to address an issue and the people answering the phones were polite, helpful, and seemed to really care.