By sflajeepmudder March 08, 2015
My 2000 jeep wrangler just started and died minutes later. I took it to 3 mechanics that replaced fuel pump, crank sensor, and relays with no luck. My friend gave me the phone number for auto computers direct and they assisted me over the phone to diagnose the problem. Very knowledgeable guys. I ordered a new PCM with lifetime warranty from them and received it a few days later. They even helped me with installation over the phone, plug and play as advertised and my problem was finally fixed. Its been 3 months and my jeep runs like new. I wish I would of found them before wasting time and money replacing other parts. Save the time and aggravation and call auto computers to solve your problem. ...read more
By sflajeepmudder March 08, 2015
My 2000 jeep wrangler just started and died minutes later. I took it to 3 mechanics that replaced fuel pump, crank sensor, and relays with no luck. My friend gave me the phone number for auto computers direct and they assisted me over the phone to diagnose the problem. Very knowledgeable guys. I ordered a new PCM with lifetime warranty from them and received it a few days later. They even helped me with installation over the phone, plug and play as advertised and my problem was finally fixed. Its been 3 months and my jeep runs like new. I wish I would of found them before wasting time and money replacing other parts. Save the time and aggravation and call auto computers to solve your problem. ...read more
By Anonymous August 16, 2014
The dealer quoted $1100 for the PCM in my 2005 Mitsubishi Eclipse plus $199 for programming. I ordered the part from auto computers direct inc. which was advertised ready to plug and play. The dealer told me that the computer cannot be programmed unless its on the car but the auto computers technicians reassured me it would come ready to work. I received the PCM 3 days later and was able to install it my self in 20 minutes and cranked my car right up. Car runs great and I don't have a hole in my pocket! Recommending them to all my friends and will be coming back to get a high performance tune once I finish the exhaust in my Eclispe. ...read more
There are many reasons why you may have an faulty ECU. Here are the most common: Check engine light stays on after resetting Car was jump started on reverse polarity Engine turning off for no reason Water damage or fire damage Apparent loss of spark Apparent loss of injection pulse or fuel pump If you alternator overcharged the battery Intermittent starting problems Overheating ECU Many other symptoms may occur that can drastically lead to an ECU failure such as: Erratic idle Stalling Poor running condition Excessive fuel usage If you believe you have a faulty ECU, we can save you time and money by testing your ECU before spending money on costly diagnostic labor and sensors. Send us your ECU for a complete check up. ...read more
By Auto Computers Direct, Inc. October 16, 2009
If you have ever raced a manual transmission against an automatic, you may have noticed that even if the two cars are similar styles the manual either seems to have a great advantage or just the opposite. The reason for this is a manual transmission should out perform the automatic, but many times doe... ...read more
Automobile races have a reputation for being difficult to photograph. In part, this is because the speed of cars when they are actually racing requires special techniques, usually panning with the motion of a car to freeze its motion while blurring the background, thus giving an impression of speed. T... ...read more
