Has anyone else had to replace the ECM ( engine control module) on their 2011 or older QX56

I just replaced catalytic converters on my 2011 qx56 and now the dealership is telling me that the AD sensors are bad and the ECM has a shot in it and I need to replace the ECM the relay and the harness. Is this common for these cars. The grand total is 7500 dollars.
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Why were the catalytic converters replaced?
All of these things bad says to me, "shotgun repair".
Meaning that if they throw enough parts at it, it's bound to fix it.
What are the symptoms of the vehicle?
Have you gotten a second opinion?
Or are you gonna spend $7500 on a vehicle without getting a second opinion?
Why, exactly are they going to replace the ECM, relay and harness?? Did it all burn up or get chewed up by mice?
Cause that's the only reason I can see that they would need to replace all that.
Is the harness bad, the relay bad or the ECM bad? Cause the likelihood that all are bad, while possible, is pretty slim.
I could be wrong and all this stuff could possibly need to be replaced, but in all my years, when ever I see all these things needing replaced, it means someone is guessing.
Here is my problem with this.
You replaced the catalytic converters, at what ever price and that evidently didn't solve the problem.
Now, they are saying that the problem is a list of things that make no sense.
What are the fault codes they retrieved?
What reasoning did they give you that they need to replace all this stuff?
If they just said, because they need to be replaced, don't walk, run away from this shop.
They should be able to tell you exactly why this stuff needs to be replaced and not some BS that you can't understand.
Give us more info and we might be able to help narrow down possible solutions.
Have the problem diagnosed and get and post details on what exactly is happening and then we can go from there.
And it is still struggles up hill.
Since it is not the same problem it is not a lemon, but it is a rotten apple. Timing Chain and Cats covered by warranty but $4000 out of pocket.