OBD remapping
OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) remapping uses the diagnostic socket under the dashboard. It’s the most common method for many modern cars and vans — fast, non-invasive, and ideal for mobile appointments across Greater Manchester. Full guide: OBD mode remapping explained.
Bench remapping
Bench work means the ECU is removed from the vehicle and connected on a workbench with dedicated cables. It’s used when OBD access is locked, unstable, or unsupported for that ECU family. Full guide: bench mode remapping explained.
Boot mode
Boot mode is a deeper connection method used on certain ECUs when standard OBD/bench protocols aren’t enough. It requires specialist hardware knowledge and careful handling — another reason clone tools are a poor shortcut. Full guide: boot mode remapping explained.
Which method will my car need?
That depends on make, model, year and ECU type. We’ll confirm during booking or on arrival. Whatever the method, we always aim to create a full original backup before writing a new map. Learn more about the hardware and software behind the process, or request a quote.