Experiencing a P0606 code or no-start in your 2011 Scion tC? Learn the critical battery disconnect caution and how a VIN-programmed replacement ECM/PCM restores performance.
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2005 Scion tC Engine Computer Replacement and Programming Guide
2005 Scion tC owners: Learn why your engine computer may fail, how to spot symptoms like stalling or emissions test failures, and what the factory VIN-write requirement means for your replacement options.
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2012 Scion xB ECM and PCM Replacement Guide
Experiencing P0606 or P0630 in your 2012 Scion xB? Learn about module location, labor times, and Techstream programming requirements for replacement.
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2011 Scion xB Engine Control Module Failure and Replacement Guide
Experiencing stalling or no-start issues in your 2011 Scion xB? Internal computer faults may cause drivability problems. Proper replacement restores function.
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2009 Scion xD PCM/ECM Replacement Guide – Symptoms, Programming, and TSBs
If your 2009 Scion xD has no-start, extended crank, or misfire codes, the PCM/ECM may need replacement. Learn symptoms, programming steps, and TSBs before buying.
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2007 Scion tC Powertrain Control Module: What It Does and When to Replace
2007 Scion tC with stalling, no-start, or P0606/P0607 codes may need a PCM replacement. Learn symptoms, labor time, and why a pre-programmed unit simplifies repairs.
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2004 Scion xB Engine Control Module Replacement and Programming Guide
Learn about 2004 Scion xB ECM replacement labor times, VIN programming requirements, and factory service bulletins to ensure proper vehicle function.
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2008 Scion xB PCM Replacement & Relearn
If your 2008 Scion xB stalls or misfires, a faulty PCM may be the culprit. Replacing the unit and relearning the ECU can restore smooth operation.
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2006 Scion xB PCM Replacement and Programming Guide
Learn about 2006 Scion xB PCM failure symptoms, factory cautions, and the outcome of proper replacement and VIN programming.
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2006 Scion xA PCM Replacement: Quick Guide
2006 Scion xA PCM issues? Watch for no-start or misfire symptoms, remember the 90‑second battery wait, and keep your unit VIN‑programmed for a smooth install.