modules
Modules are small computer chips inside cars that control different parts like the engine or radio.
Modules refer to the electronic control units (ECUs) that manage various functions in modern vehicles, such as engine timing or infotainment.
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"when you go in for service and they're replacing various modules and this one's $1,000 and that one, and you end up leaving with $10,000 for nothing,"
Is The Longbow Speedster The Future Of British Roadsters? — Carmudgeon w/ Cammisa & DTS — Ep 236 The Carmudgeon Show
"As you know, nowadays cars have many, many modules, 50, 600 modules sometimes, and they have to know computers. So it's high technology there."
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