body control module
Race Director
Joined: May 2006
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From: Phoenix Arizona
It should, but you'll change your VATS and your mileage, if it matters. Assuming you mean the Body Control Module (what I call it) is the same as the Central Control Module (what some books call it). I can't remember, but it seems the 90-91's are the same.
Race Director
Joined: May 2006
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From: Phoenix Arizona
The vats code is stored in the BCM, and I'm pretty sure it is not changeable by the dealer (you'll need new keys). The mileage on a new unit has to be set by the dealer "flashed" with in 10 miles or it will lock up. Used units have the mileage of the orig car in them. It is VERY rare one ever goes out.
Safety Car
Joined: Feb 1999
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From: Mexico Beach FL
The CCM has:
1) The key pellet resistance knowledge -- but that is easy to change.
2) The vehicle ID number -- can only be changed for the first 100 miles.
3) The vehicle option content (like C68 climate control)
4) The odometer reading -- can only be changed for the first 100 miles
Tom Piper
1) The key pellet resistance knowledge -- but that is easy to change.
2) The vehicle ID number -- can only be changed for the first 100 miles.
3) The vehicle option content (like C68 climate control)
4) The odometer reading -- can only be changed for the first 100 miles
Tom Piper
