Bosch Jaguar Land Rover ECU TC1796 TC1793 Bench EDC17CP55 cloning

Bosch Jaguar Land Rover ECU TC1796 TC1793 Bench EDC17CP55 cloning: a UK mail-in bench service from fixmyecuuk in Newport, Shropshire, from £120 including free tracked return. Your original unit's data is transferred into a matching donor with the same part number, so in most cases it fits without dealer programming. Typical turnaround is 1–3 working days. You can pay now or when the work is done — full refund if we can't do it.

• 1–3 working days
• 90-day warranty
• Free tracked return
• Pay now or after the job
• Original data backed up first

Can the Bosch Jaguar Land Rover ECU TC1796 TC1793 Bench EDC17CP55 be cloned?

Yes — this is a service we list for the part numbers below. Your original's data is transferred into a matching donor with the same part number. We confirm your exact label before you post, and you can pay now or when the work is done.

Bosch EDC17/MED17 and the newer MD1/MG1 engine ECUs are used across most European makes and many Asian ones. Their immobiliser and vehicle data sit inside the ECU's microcontroller, so a second-hand unit only works once your original's data has been transferred into it. Some of these units must be opened and read in boot or bench mode; we confirm the route from your part number first.

Which part numbers and versions are covered?

• EDC17CP55

Processor: TC1796, TC1793 (the chip on the board, not a part number)

Makes: Jaguar, Land Rover

Yours not listed? Send a photo of the label and we'll confirm whether it's covered.

What do I need to send?

• Your original ECU (even if it is faulty — the data is what matters)
• The donor ECU, with exactly the same part number and hardware number as the original
• A note with your name, phone, registration and the job reference we give you
• Do not send wiring looms, brackets or keys unless we ask

How to pack and post your module →

How much does it cost?

from £120 for the bench work, including free tracked return to a UK address. The exact price is confirmed from your label photo before you post.

Typical symptoms and fault codes

• Engine cranks but won't start with a replacement ECU
• Internal ECU fault codes (P0600–P0606)
• ECU dead or not communicating after water ingress or a jump-start spike

Fault codes often seen:

• P0606 — control module processor fault
• P0605 — internal control module ROM error
• P0601 — internal control module memory checksum error
• U0100 — lost communication with ECM/PCM

How does it work?

1. SendLabel photo first — we confirm the price and what to send. Pay now or after the job, and post it.
2. We clone itOriginal backed up first, clone read back and verified on the bench.
3. Returned trackedNot paid yet? We send a payment link when the work is done; once paid, it goes back tracked. No charge for work we can't complete — full refund if you paid up front.

What's not included?

• Immobiliser removal ('immo off') — we do not offer it
• Remapping or tuning
• Fitting to the car
• Repairs to the car's wiring or other modules
• Supplying a donor unit (unless agreed separately)

How long does it take?

Most modules are on the bench the working day they arrive, and most jobs go back within 1–3 working days. Complex jobs, board repair and anything needing parts can take longer — we tell you before we start. Covered by our 90-day workmanship warranty, on top of your statutory rights.

More questions

Guides

• P0606, P0605 and other ECU internal fault codes (P0600–P0606)
• U0100: lost communication with the ECM/PCM
• Fitting a second-hand ECU, TCU or module: why it needs cloning

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