Is It Necessary to Repair a Damaged Car Computer Board?
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The car's computer board refers to the ECU (Engine Control Unit). If it is damaged, it is necessary to promptly take it to a 4S shop for repair, otherwise it will affect the normal use of the car. Reasons for ECU damage: Factory defects in components: Problems with certain components may manifest within a short period of use, leading to ECU damage. However, the probability of this situation is relatively low, and it requires timely replacement of a new ECU. End of electronic component lifespan: When the temperature of electronic components exceeds the normal operating range, thermal damage occurs, depleting their lifespan and causing internal ECU damage. A new ECU must be replaced promptly. Voltage breakdown: When the voltage exceeds a certain threshold, parts of the component that were originally non-conductive become conductive, damaging the ECU internally. This also necessitates immediate replacement of a new ECU. After the ECU is damaged, the car's dashboard will display a warning light, and fault codes may frequently appear. This can lead to symptoms such as rough idling, stalling while driving, and sluggish acceleration.