Body Control Module

The CarCoding scan map holds 126 definitions for this module type, spread across 33 make groups and appearing under 93 different names.

What does this module do?

The body control module runs locking, windows, wipers, interior lighting and similar comfort functions; most of these are spread across several interconnected modules rather than one box. Supply and ground quality are unusually decisive on this side.

What do the makes call this module?

The name of a module doing the same job changes from make to make. The names below are the actual definition names used under this type in the CarCoding scan map (93 distinct names):

Module nameAddress
AAF (Active Air Flap)7E6
AGS (Auto Trans Shift)7E2
APM Adjustable Pedal (29-bit)18DA4CF1
AVAS Acoustic Alerting5B0
Accessory Switch Module6BC
Active Aero Shutter18DAD9F2
Additional Body Control Unit78B
Ariya modules (29-bit)18DADBF1
Armrest739
Armrest739
BCM271
BCM640
BCM700
BCM701
BCM720
BCM726
BCM740
BCM745
BCM745
BCM750
BCM752
BCM75E
BCM760
BCM765
BCM #2612
BCM (29 bit) (29-bit)14DA40F1
BCM (29-bit)18DA40F1
BCM (29-bit)18DA40F1
BCM (Body Control)241
BCM (Body Control)241
BCM (Body Control)726
BCM (Body Control)726
BCM (Body)745
BCM + TPMS7A0
BCM#17E7
BDMC76E
BDMP76F
BEBA6BB
BEVI / BVN5AC
BML / SDCM741
BPL6C2
BSI (MMC variant 2)7A0
BSI (MMC) / Doors / Sunroof620
Body754
Body7D3
Body / BCM7E2
Body / Doors (29-bit)18DAC7F1
Body Computer (BSI)752
Body Control741
Body Control741
Body Control752
Body Control Module (2019-)605
Body Control Module (UCH)745
Body Control Module (UDS)700
Body computer620
CEM Central Electronic Module (29-bit)1DD01A01
CRT777
CRT UDS (CAN)74C
Central Control Unit Front63A
Central Display Module63B
Central Electrics17FC000E
Central Electrics17FC000E
Central Electrics (Bordnetz)70E
Central Electrics (Bordnetz)70E
Comfort System70D
Comfort System70D
Comfort System 2745
Comfort System 2745
DMTC / DMTR6BC
Diagnostic Data Recorder70B
Domain / Body Controller703
Driving Modes Selector786
ECOLE / MAE75E
EPLU5CA
ETACS (Body/Comfort)620
Energy Management / Auto Trunk790
Engineering Module7CD
FMUX Control Panel77B
FSE6B3
Front Control Panel18DA8DF2
IDB740
IPDM E/R74D
IVC_D761
Integrated body 1 (29-bit)18DA71E0
Integrated body 2 (29-bit)18DA72E0
Interior Mirror753
LCE745
Low Voltage Control Module1804000E
Low Voltage Control Module1804000E
Low Voltage Power Distribution 118040015
Low Voltage Power Distribution 118040015
Low Voltage Power Distribution 218040016
Low Voltage Power Distribution 218040016
MATT772
Magic Bumper71A
Main Body ECU750
Micro Control Unit763
Micro Control Unit763
Mobile Deflector Panel774
PIU Master18DAEFF1
RFA731
Radio Frequency Hub (RFH)740
Rear Control Panel18DA8EF2
SAM75B
Screen Left71F
Screen Right71E
Side Magic Bumper18DA30F2
Signal Converter Unit18DAD6F2
Special Functions72C
Special Functions72C
Special Functions 272B
Special Functions 272B
Start and stop/BCM726
Starter Control7B4
Touchpad / Telephone Key Pad637
Trailer Function747
Trailer Function747
VCI / SWEB6C8
VESS (Virtual Engine Sound)736
VSP (Pedestrian Sound)73F
WPC (Wireless Charging)725
Wiper Motor779
Wireless Charger Base18DA83F2
Wireless Charger Rear17FC00A6
Wireless Charger Rear17FC00A6
Wireless Smartphone Charger7AA

Which makes define it?

The map holds 126 definitions for this type, spread across 33 make groups:

Address and protocol

Every definition in the map is marked as UDS. 100 of the addresses are 11-bit CAN identifiers (three digits, such as 7E0) and 26 are 29-bit extended identifiers (such as 18DA10F1). The most frequent addresses for this type are: 745 (7), 726 (4), 620 (3), 740 (3).

An address being defined in the map does not mean the module can be read on every vehicle. Reaching modules outside the mandatory OBD-II emissions channel depends on the manufacturer protocol and on the vehicle itself.

Related fault codes

Fault codes stored in this module usually belong to these groups:

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Data source: the CarCoding ECU scan map (ecuDatabase.ts). The addresses and names in the table are definitions from the map; they can differ depending on the hardware and software version in your vehicle.

Disclaimer: This page offers general information and does not replace an inspection by a qualified workshop. Any work carried out on the vehicle is your own responsibility.