Description
Ford Galaxy Body Control Module Repair
When the Galaxy’s brake lights stop working, or a set of lights fails together, the body control module is a frequent culprit; alongside water damage, those are the faults most often reported on it. The BCM controls the car’s lighting, locking and other body functions and works with its security system. Fitting a second-hand replacement can bring problems of its own, from matching the module to the car to alarm faults afterwards, which is why we repair the Galaxy’s own unit. Your garage removes it and posts it to us, and we return it ready to refit.
Galaxy BCM Failures
- Brake lights not working
- Several lights failing at the same time
- Water damage to the module
- Central locking faults
- Warning messages on the dash
Could It Be a Bulb or a Switch?
Sometimes, yes. A wrong bulb type in a rear light unit has been known to masquerade as a BCM fault, and when three separate functions fail at once, a faulty input such as a switch is worth checking. Fuses, battery condition, wiring and water ingress complete the list. Read what a BCM does, then describe the Galaxy’s fault on the repair form or contact us.
Why Choose Sinspeed?
✅ Brake and rear lighting outputs load-tested on our bench before the Galaxy’s module goes home
✅ Lifetime warranty on the Galaxy’s BCM — school runs and holidays alike, the miles are unlimited
✅ Own-unit repair, so the Galaxy’s security and configuration data return intact and replacement coding is not normally needed
Tell us what the Galaxy’s lights are doing on our repair form.
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