Questions & Answers for: body control module problems ford

body control module 99 explorer sport. What color is the wire that goes from the BCM to the seat belt switch? There are several different wires, colors being blk/w, grn/lt blu, and pnk/wht. If you are

...all the fuses inside the car and under the hood ? if there all good your problem more than likley is in the BCM as it controls the lights and blikers BCM stands for Body Control Module. good luck

...control valve. It's the little cyllindrical valve has 2 bolts and an electrical plug located on your throttle body. Unplug it and unbolt. I cleaned mine thoroughly with parts cleaner and also ...

...Body Control Module. this module controls the windows through a circuit breaker under the hood in the relay and fuse box located near the master cylinder, it is Position #62 30A CB Power windows ...

...Control Module tested for the fault code or codes that was stored when the light starting flashing, it is doubtful the valve body is the problem based on my 30 years as a Ford dealer technician. if ...

...Module that controls most body electrical accessories.  This model can be tested and it will deliver back information used to diagnose whatever problem you have with the wipers. it would be ...

then they stop working, and will not work again until I stop the engine and then turn the key back to ACC. I've replaced the ignition switch, but the problem continues. May be the body control module

...control module (TCM) detects a failure with the transmission, the TCM sends a message to the instrument cluster over the CAN to illuminate the wrench warning indicator. You need to take it to the ...

...body control module) Swap the relay with another nearby relay such as the headlight or horn relay. If the windows start to work, replace the relay. If not, then look at the door switch for the window ...

...control (IAC) valve. Instead, an electronic throttle body is used. An electronic throttle body is a traditional butterfly throttle valve that has an electric motor attached to it. Instead of opening ...