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W.O.T. Stang
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If it is indeed bad, it will need to be programmed once replaced. It controls a lot of functions of the vehicle, including the passive anti-theft, so the car will not start once it is replaced.
Just curious what makes you believe that you have a bad BCM?
Just curious what makes you believe that you have a bad BCM?
ShawnMart
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I believe it is bad because my headlights flicker when the car is off and the headlight switch is off. It will stop when I disconnect one of the BCM plugs or remove the fuses for the BCM. I have read about water leak issues on the passenger side and I confirmed yesterday my car leaks on that side. When the lights act up, alot of other fails occur. When lights don't act up, the car runs without problems.
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There are companies that repair/ reprogram them. Here's an example from a quick Google search. Just an example, not an endorsement.
https://moduleexperts.com/body-control-module/
And there's always the dealer. Probably pricey but maybe more likely to get the right one for your car.
https://moduleexperts.com/body-control-module/
And there's always the dealer. Probably pricey but maybe more likely to get the right one for your car.
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So it was my BCM. Water leak was from my roof seam right behind the windshield. This allowed water to leak inside, run down my A-piller covers and dumps on the inside of the car, right where my BCM is mounted. I fixed the leak with clear body seam sealer and had the BCM replaced. Everything is back to normal.
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