How much does it cost to reprogram a body control module?

You will pay around $300 for most cars to replace the body control module. That includes labor and parts. The parts will cost about $150, while labor will be closer to $100 or so, depending on how long it takes to rewire the car.

Can you reprogram a used body control module?

Unfortunately, any control module needs to be flashed or reprogrammed to link to the sensors and monitors of an individual vehicle in order for them to work correctly. This needs to be completed by a dealer or some automotive specialists, as they control security codes to reprogram these systems.

What are the symptoms of failing body control module?

The Intermittent Operation of Electronic Components.
Security Function Errors.
Check Engine Light (CEL) or Other Instrumentation Cluster Warning Lights.
Battery Drain (Parasitic drain)
No Start Condition.

How do I fix bad BCM?

How to Troubleshoot a Body Control Module

Pay attention to your vehicle.
Check to make sure all the electronic devices are working properly.
Turn the radio and CD player on.
Check the fuse box if you suspect that your vehicle’s BCM is on the blink.

What is a comfort control module?

The Comfort Control Module (or Convenience Control Module) is responsible for handling the electronic functions of the vehicle. All the electronics are controlled by the Comfort Control Module (CCM). It’s a black box underneath the floor panel (RHD).

What is VW BCM?

CECM – Central Electronics Control Module. BCM – Body Control Module. The terms CECM/BCM are used interchangeably and they essentially mean the same component.

What is CCM on Audi a4?

comfort control module the passenger foot well on my audi a4 2007 cabriolet was wet and started having trouble with the central locking, windows and interior lights.

What does Audi Body Control Module do?

Typically in a car the BCM controls the power windows, power mirrors, air conditioning, immobilizer system, central locking, etc.