Module Repair Pro Inc

In short, complete FRAUDSTERS. Don’t buy from them. BEWARE…I ordered a ‘remanufactured fuse box’ from them on eBay just shy of $200. They wouldn’t ship the fuse box until I paid them an additional $75 core charge for my old one. Instead, I just shipped my old one to them. I provided all the tracking info fully expecting them to ship the new one. They refused, and said they wont ship the new one until the core was in hand. Ok a two-day delay. Irritating, a little ridiculous, but whatever. But then they went and put someone else’s tracking number on my order to trick eBay into thinking they shipped, and I received my order. I sent them another message advising them they can’t do that, its fraud and violates eBay terms of service. They got mad and canceled my order and refunded my purchase. From eBays perspective, I’m made whole, and the seller is in the clear. But now they refuse to return my core and ignore messages. eBay is currently investigating the case, but don’t trust these guys. Buy from someone else.

we had purchased the repair for our owm abs module for my husband's car. we had high hopes to fix since finding this new is almost impossible. however when it was returned the part now says its deffective. which wasn't an issue prior to sending it to them. we were told it must have lost the coding and would need to be taken to the mechanic. we did so for an additional 140, however no matter what they do the deffective coding will not disappear. We got proof from our mechanic 5hat the part is deffective and messaged module repair pro on eBay with no response. so emailed them from my email with a copy of the Mechanics invoice with details of the issue. the person who called had no customer service, never apologized was only defensive that we made an error not him. he said the only thing he would do was refund if we ship our own part back which means we can't have that one attempted to be rebuilt by anyone else and a new one is our only option. those run 1800 to 2200. he was rude, unkind and hard to get ahold of. I would never suggest them to anyone and will be reporting on Google, eBay, bbb, yelp and another platforms I find. I hope others do not get taken like we did.

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The auto dealer wanted $6K for this work indicating a possible transmission failure. I took the defective part out (based on an internet research) and took it to them for repair. They worked on it immediately in 45 minutes. I came home installed on the vehicle and the car was running fine. they also gave warranty on their repair.