Dodge Stealth Body Control Module

The Dodge Stealth was produced and marketed from 1990 to 2000. The Dodge Stealth is much faster than its rivals. It comes with lots of nice cars and parts, including the body control module. The Dodge Stealth body control module is also known as the body computer. It is a common title for an electronic control unit that is in charge of managing electronic accessories. A bad body control module can lead to irregular electrical functions like the lights and wipers going off as well as a decline in car performance.

The Dodge Stealth has many good parts. But problems arise after the body control module has been used for a long period. The removal process of a body control module is as follows. First, disconnect the negative battery terminal. Second, locate the BCM. Then disconnect the wire that provides the electrical current. Fourth, remove the ECM mounting hardware. Last, remove the electrical connectors. Signs of a bad body control module include a drained battery, security system problems, warning lights, and dashboard cluster errors. We guarantee car buyers great shipping criteria. There are lots of superb Dodge Stealth parts online.