Mail-In ADAS Module Repair & Calibration
Lane departure, forward collision, blind spot, and automatic emergency braking module faults — repaired and calibrated at a fraction of dealer cost. All vehicle makes. 48–72 hour turnaround. 6-month warranty.
What We Fix
- ✓ Forward collision warning / AEB (automatic emergency braking) faults
- ✓ Lane departure warning / lane keep assist module failures
- ✓ Blind spot monitoring system module faults
- ✓ Radar sensor module failures (front and rear)
- ✓ Camera module failures — dashcam integration, surround-view
- ✓ Adaptive cruise control (ACC) module faults
- ✓ Post-repair ADAS module calibration and bench verification
An Emerging Category — We’re Already Here
ADAS module repair is a category most shops haven’t caught up to yet. Dealers charge $600–$2,000 for module replacement with no repair option offered. We repair the module at the component level and return it calibrated — a fraction of the cost, with the same 6-month warranty we put on every job.
- Full ADAS module diagnostic
- Component-level module repair
- Calibration & bench verification
- 6-month warranty
- Free return shipping (Ground)
Response within 2 business hours
How It Works
Package & Ship
Remove the ADAS module, pack securely in anti-static wrap, ship via any carrier with tracking. Include your vehicle info and the fault codes.
We Diagnose & Repair
Component-level repair of the module electronics, followed by calibration and bench verification. 48–72 hours.
Ready to Reinstall
Module returned repaired and calibrated. Free return shipping. 6-month warranty on every repair.
What Our Customers Say
“Forward collision module failed on my Pilot. Honda dealer quoted $1,450 for a new one. ShipYourECU repaired mine for $249. ADAS works perfectly. No warning lights, no issues.”
“Blind spot module on my 4Runner was throwing alerts constantly. Dealer couldn’t get the part for three weeks. These guys fixed the existing one in four days. Phenomenal service.”
“Lane assist was completely dead after a minor fender bender. Insurance wanted to total it over a module. Got it repaired here for $299 and the system is back to factory spec.”
ADAS Repair FAQ
What is ADAS and what modules are involved?
ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems — the umbrella term for safety features like forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking (AEB), lane departure warning, blind spot monitoring, and adaptive cruise control. Each system has its own control module (or shares one with related systems) that processes sensor data and triggers alerts or interventions. When the module fails, the system typically disables entirely and stores fault codes.
Can ADAS modules be repaired rather than replaced?
Yes — in most cases. ADAS modules fail at the component level just like any other electronic control unit. Capacitors, power regulators, and processing chips fail. We repair the actual components rather than swapping the entire module, which is why our pricing is a fraction of dealer replacement cost.
Will the module need calibration after installation?
The module itself is calibrated and bench-verified before we ship it back. However, some ADAS systems (particularly camera-based lane assist and radar-based forward collision) also require a physical calibration of the sensor’s aim angle after installation — this typically requires a flat surface and a calibration target. We’ll advise you on what your specific vehicle requires when we return the module.
How long does ADAS module repair take?
Most ADAS module repairs are completed in 48–72 business hours from receipt. Rush 24-hour service is available for an additional $75–$100. We ship the same day repair is completed.
What if you can’t fix my ADAS module?
We ship it back at no charge and issue a full refund. No fix, no fee — that’s our money-back guarantee on every repair.
What ADAS systems and vehicles do you work on?
All major makes — Ford, Chevy/GM, Dodge/Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Hyundai/Kia, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and more. Contact us with your vehicle details and the specific ADAS fault and we’ll confirm whether your module is repairable.
Ready to Restore Your Safety Systems?
Component-level ADAS repair. Calibrated. 48–72 hours. 6-month warranty.
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Tell us your vehicle, module type, and what symptoms you are experiencing. We respond within 2 business hours with a diagnosis and repair quote.