Modern vehicles can contain around 100 Electronic Control Units (ECUs). An ECU is a minicomputer that collects data and determines whether to activate a function based on the information received.

The Automotive Electronics Control Unit (ECU) market encompasses various electronic control units that manage and control numerous functions within vehicles. These functions include engine control ...

Unless we're talking about the '68 Ranchero that your Uncle Hank lives out of, every car needs some sort of ECU (engine control unit) to tell each of its engine ...

There’s a new ECU (Engine Control Unit) in MotoGP™ for 2023 as the sport prepares for our new era of more sustainable fuels, which begins in 2024.

So, what is an ECU anyway? A motorcycle’s ECU, short for the engine control unit, will sometimes be referred to as an ECM, or engine control module. So, what exactly is your bike’s ECU? The ECU is a ...

The Electronic Control Unit (ECU) is often referred to as the “brain” of your car. It manages essential systems, including the engine, transmission, fuel injection, and even safety features. When the ...

The recall is prompted by a software issue within the fuel injection electronic control unit (FI-ECU) that could cause the engine to stall or lose power, posing a significant safety risk for ...

What Is An ECU? An ECU is the main computer used to control the engine and transmission of a vehicle. By definition, any electronic module or unit can be labeled as an ECU. Additionally, there are ...

Want to run a modified ECU or software reflash? Good luck in California, where the state's infamous emissions testing will now detect non-factory ECUs.

What is an electronic control unit (ECU)? An electronic control unit is a device responsible for overseeing, regulating and altering the operation of a car's electronic systems.