Boca Raton, FL – Drivers of luxury European cars such as Porsche, BMW, and Jaguar learn quickly that while these vehicles are on the high-end of durability and performance, they often fail to meet the challenge when it comes to electronics. Modern cars differ dramatically from those in the past with technology that not only affects the way they perform, but also monitors the efficiency of each system. In many cases, these parts are core parts, meaning that they can be re-built. The problem that exists today is that there is a shortage of core parts on the market. That is why ProgRama looked and found a solution to make it easier for drivers to get the repairs they need.

ProgRama continues to extend their product line to include more of the European automotive electronics parts needed for repairs in the United States. The company’s knowledge of electronic control modules (ECUs) has led to their success at providing solutions to more of these car owners. In addition to their vast knowledge about ECUs, the company has also met the challenge of being able to fully test the units on the bench without the rest of the vehicle. ProgRama meets this challenge by using specially combined analog-digital and CAN testers to simulate the environment the ECM operates in when in your car.

Some of the remanufactured core parts made to meet or exceed OEM standards are:

• Instrument Clusters
• ABS
• Climate Control
• PSE Pumps
• Throttle Actuators
• Relays
• Engine Computers

The ability of consumers to get remanufactured or re-built parts for these cars makes getting the parts they need easier while also costing them less money. At the same time, the quality of the product is not compromised and, often, is actually better than the original part. Increased availability means getting the repairs you need for your car faster and with greater confidence that they will restore your vehicle to new or better than new condition.

About ProgRama

ProgRama (http://www.programainc.com) has been the industry leader of manufactured and re-manufactured European electronic control units for the automotive aftermarket since 1992. They specialize in BMW, Mercedes Benz, Porsche, Volvo, and Saab while continuing to develop new products and increase coverage for existing product lines. In developing their existing product line, the company’s engineers have reverse-engineered the schematics of all the units they offer and then repaired multiple units to establish an effective repair procedure while meeting ISO standards. Each unit is tested for every function using a highly technical and dedicated tester along with the knowledge and understanding required in diagnostics of automotive control units.