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Mobile Module Service

Chip Data, EEPROM Read/Write & Bin File Repair

DFW Mobile programming for shops, rebuilders and independent mechanics.

Mobile service is available in the Dallas / Fort Worth service area; mail-in module service is available nationwide. Our work carries a 1-year unlimited-mile workmanship warranty.

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Mobile in DFW - mail-in available nationwide. Most quotes are returned in under 4 business hours.

Chip Data, EEPROM Read/Write & Bin File Repair
BENCH / OEM PROGRAM
Flat-rate pricing - confirmed before any work begins
Quotes are free - no obligation.
Quotes returned in under 4 business hours
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Why Tuners and Module Repair Specialists Choose Core Auto Logic

When the standard OBD or J2534 path will not work - locked module, encrypted boot, recovery from a failed flash - we go chip-level. We read EEPROM, repair flash, and perform dump-modify-write operations directly on microprocessors.

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EEPROM and Flash Reads / Writes
Direct chip-level access to common module families: 25-series flash, 95-series EEPROM, Motorola HC11/HC12, Renesas, ST10. Read, archive, modify and write back with full verification.
CHIP
Recovery From Failed Flash
When OBD programming bricks a module - dropped communication, wrong calibration, security failure - we recover chip-level when the standard path is no longer accessible.
RECOVERY
Mail-In Chip-Data Service
Mail-in chip-data service is available nationwide. Send the part number and requested operation through the quote form for review before shipping.
Mail-in available Part-number review Operation review Quote required
MAIL-IN AVAILABLE - REQUEST REVIEW
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Two Ways to Get Your Chip Data, EEPROM Read/Write & Bin File Repair Done

Request nationwide mail-in bench service, or book a mobile visit if you're in the DFW metro. Our workmanship warranty covers defects in our completed work.

We Come to Your Shop

We bring OEM software and programming equipment to your DFW location. Any required vehicle checks or road procedures are confirmed with you.

  1. Schedule a visitWe confirm availability and an appointment window after reviewing the request
  2. Tech arrives on-siteRoute window confirmed before arrival, full tool kit in the van
  3. Service in-vehicleComplete the agreed programming, coding or module work using the applicable procedure
  4. Required verificationVehicle checks, adaptations or road procedures depend on the service and are confirmed in the agreed scope
COVERAGE
DFW Metroplex
Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Arlington, Frisco, Irving
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Mail-In Module Service

Submit the request for review. If accepted, Core Auto Logic sends the final quote and packing and shipping instructions.

  1. Submit for reviewStart with vehicle details and the requested work. VIN, part numbers and label photos are helpful if available; VIN is optional initially
  2. Wait for acceptanceDo not ship before receiving the final quote and instructions
  3. Ship inboundThe customer pays and arranges inbound shipping
  4. Tracked returnReturn shipping is included in the final quote
MAIL-IN ADDRESS
CORE AUTO LOGIC
6805 MAIN ST STE 430 PMB 1015
THE COLONY TX 75056
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What to know before requesting service

Start with year, make, model and a short description. VIN is optional for an initial request; we may request it later to confirm compatibility.

  • Is this the right service?EEPROM, flash and MCU work is assessed against the device, data condition and requested operation.
  • Helpful detailsModule/device identification and the requested data task. Discuss existing backups before shipping.
  • What happens afterwardA successful data operation does not by itself verify the complete module or vehicle.
  • Price and timingDevice access, condition and data requirements determine the quoted work.

DFW onsite or nationwide mail-in for eligible module work. The accepted quote confirms the delivery path. Appointment and completion timing are confirmed after review; do not ship before acceptance. See our factory software directory and service terms.

A quote request does not confirm an appointment. We will confirm scope, price, and availability with you.

What happens next

From your request to completed work and documentation.

  1. Describe the Module and the ProblemTell us the module type, vehicle VIN, and what happened: failed OBD flash, bricked ECU, odometer discrepancy, bin file to repair. We confirm feasibility and quote - chip work is assessed per-module.
    Describe the Module and the Problem - Core Auto Logic chip-data-services step 1
  2. Support ReviewSubmit the mail-in chip-data request for review. Do not remove or ship a module or board until Core Auto Logic accepts the request and sends the final quote and instructions. Mail-in address: CORE AUTO LOGIC, 6805 MAIN ST STE 430 PMB 1015, THE COLONY TX 75056.
    Support Review - Core Auto Logic chip-data-services step 2
  3. Read, Analyze, and CorrectWe read the EEPROM/Flash content, take a verified backup, perform the required operation (correction, transfer, VIN write, IMMO reset), and validate the output before writing back to the chip.
    Read, Analyze, and Correct - Core Auto Logic chip-data-services step 3
  4. Return with Original and Modified DumpsMail-in chip-data service is available nationwide after review. The final quote identifies the available report, backup, and file deliverables before work begins.
    Return with Original and Modified Dumps - Core Auto Logic chip-data-services step 4

Frequently Asked Questions

Usually yes. A bricked ECU from a failed flash typically has a readable chip with salvageable data. We read the existing content, repair or restore the base calibration file, and write it back. Success depends on whether the chip itself was physically damaged during the failed flash.
Sometimes. If the chip itself is intact and only the module's processor or power regulation has failed, we can desolder and read the EEPROM independently. If the storage chip is damaged, data recovery is not possible.
Yes. We can read, backup, and analyze tune files. We can repair corrupt bin files and re-flash a corrected version. We do not write unlicensed tunes - if you provide the corrected calibration file, we handle the flash.
We can read and restore odometer EEPROM data on supported platforms. Note: mileage correction to reflect the vehicle's true mileage after a legitimate module swap is the scope of this work - this is not an odometer rollback service.
Wrap the PCB in anti-static foam or anti-static bag, then in bubble wrap. Do not use plain styrofoam or crinkled paper directly against the board. Place in a rigid box. Include the VIN and a brief description of the work needed on paper inside the box.

Everything covered in this service

The agreed work is verified and documented before the job is completed.

EEPROM Read & Write
CHIP
We read and write common automotive EEPROM and Flash ICs directly: 93Cxx, 95xxx, 24Cxx series and NOR / NAND Flash in DIP, SOIC-8, and TSOP packages.
Bin File Analysis & Repair
BIN
We analyze raw binary dumps for checksum errors, corrupted map sectors, and invalid header bytes - then correct and return a verified, ready-to-flash file.
In-Circuit and Desoldered Read
BENCH
Chips are read in-circuit where the board design allows, or carefully desoldered and read on a programmer - then resoldered under magnification. We do not damage working boards to recover data.
Mail-In Module or Board Service
MAIL
Mail-in module and bare-PCB service is available nationwide after review. Submit the part number and requested data operation before removing or shipping hardware.
Data Integrity Guarantee
GUARANTEE
We never write to a chip without first preserving a verified backup of the original binary. If something goes wrong during write, we restore from backup at no charge.

Common reasons customers book this service

Tap a card to see what triggers this service and which systems are affected.

A failed OBD programming session, a write error mid-flash, or a module that lost power during programming can leave the chip in an unrecognized state. Bench-level EEPROM read/write recovers these modules without OBD connectivity.
Some modules require the original VIN security seed to accept an OBD flash. If the originating VIN is unknown or the module is second-hand, chip-level EEPROM access bypasses the seed barrier so the module can be read and re-provisioned.
Odometer data lives in EEPROM - sometimes on the instrument cluster, sometimes in the BCM, sometimes in both. If the displayed mileage is wrong due to a module swap or corruption, chip-level correction restores accurate data.
A corrupt tune file, a botched ECU flash, or a bin file that needs correction before programming can be addressed at the chip level without a running vehicle - we read the existing flash, correct the file, and write it back.
Tools and technical coveragePlatform access, equipment, and procedure details
TOOL CAPABILITY MATRIX

Capable platforms for this work

Platforms used for EEPROM, MCU, flash, immobilizer data, and board-level module work.

EEPROM and MCU read/write
BENCH PROGRAMMER
Alientech / Autotuner / Orange5 / Scanmatik / Flex / VVDI2 / PCMFlash / CGDI / X-Prog The module or board is handled directly; this is not an OBD-only workflow.
Bench/chip access required Bench/chip-level only
Source basis: Bench programmer source packet for chip, EEPROM, MCU, and ECU read/write documentation.
ECU, TCU, and BCM data cloning
BENCH PROGRAMMER
Alientech / Autotuner / Orange5 / Scanmatik / Flex / VVDI2 / PCMFlash / CGDI / X-Prog Used when donor and original module data must be backed up, compared, and transferred.
Bench access required Bench/chip-level only
Source basis: Bench programmer documentation for ECU, TCU, BCM, EEPROM, and flash data.

When Chip-Level Service Is Required

Situations where standard OBD or J2534 programming will not solve the problem and chip-level access becomes the only path forward.

Bricked After Failed Flash
Module dropped communication mid-flash and now will not respond to OBD. Recovery requires chip-level access to restore the boot sector.
Locked Module / No OBD Access
Anti-tamper protection or factory security access denies the standard programming path. Chip-level read/write bypasses the lock when the customer authorizes it.
Encrypted Boot / Secure Gateway
Modern modules require secure-gateway authentication that not every shop can complete. Chip-level service skips the network entirely.
Donor Module Mismatch
Used module locked to a different VIN or hardware variant. Chip-level write rebuilds the EEPROM to the correct parameters.

Built around what your shop actually needs.

About this service.

Workmanship warranty

A 1-year unlimited-mile workmanship warranty on our work.

If a defect in our calibration or programming work appears, contact us so we can put it right at no charge. We confirm coverage for your specific job before work begins.

1-Year Unlimited Miles
Coverage for our completed service
Clear Scope and Pricing
Approve the scope and charges before work begins
Workmanship support
Contact us about a defect in our work
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Mobile service is available in DFW, and mail-in module service is available nationwide. Submit a mail-in request for review. Most quotes are returned in under 4 business hours.

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Prefer to talk it through? (945) 382-4065 - Monday-Saturday, 9 AM-7 PM Central. Closed Sunday.