2014–2022 GM Body Control Module (BCM) Programming 13594692

Programmed to Your VIN — Plug In and Go

We program replacement GM Body Control Modules to your vehicle's exact VIN and factory RPO codes using OEM GM calibration data. When it arrives, it's ready to install — no dealer visit, no expensive scan tool session. VIN programming, vehicle option configuration, and module setup are all done before it ships.

We can also add features your vehicle didn't come with — cruise control, fog lights, or auto-lock enable/disable. If your truck or SUV wasn't optioned with it from the factory, we can program it into the BCM. Included in the price.

Two Options — You Choose

Option 1: Send Us Your BCM — $175

Already have a replacement BCM? Ship it to us with your VIN. We'll program it and send it back ready to install.

1. Order and provide your VIN at checkout.

2. Ship us your BCM.

3. We program it — VIN, RPO codes, vehicle configuration, and any feature additions.

4. We ship it back. Plug in and go.

Option 2: Buy a Programmed BCM — $275

Don't have a BCM yet? We'll provide a tested unit programmed to your VIN and ready to install.

1. Order and provide your VIN at checkout.

2. We source and test a compatible BCM.

3. We program it to your vehicle.

4. It ships to you. Plug in and go.

Want features added? Just note what you need at checkout — cruise control, fog lights, auto-lock changes. No extra charge.

Compatible Vehicles

This listing covers 2014–2022 GM vehicles across the following platforms. If you don't see your specific model listed, contact us with your VIN and BCM part number — we have many more modules and calibrations available beyond what's listed here.

Chevrolet

Silverado 1500 / 2500HD / 3500HD K2XX / T1XXTahoe / Suburban K2XX / T1XX

Colorado GMT355 / 31XX

Traverse Lambda / C1XX

Equinox Theta / D2XX

Impala W-Body

Camaro Alpha / Zeta

Malibu D2XX TraxGamma II

GMC

Sierra 1500 / 2500HD / 3500HD K2XX / T1XXYukon / Yukon XL K2XX / T1XX

Canyon GMT355 / 31XX

Acadia Lambda / C1XX

Terrain Theta / D2XX

Cadillac

Escalade / ESV K2XX / T1XX

ATS Alpha CTS Alpha CT6 Omega XT5C1XX

Buick

Enclave Lambda / C1XX

Encore Gamma II Envision D2XX

LaCrosse Epsilon II Regal Epsilon II

BCM Part Number Interchange Families

Your BCM part number is printed on the module label or can be read with a scan tool. Find your part number in the list below. Modules within the same family are interchangeable — newer numbers supersede older ones.

Family 1 — K2XX Trucks & SUVs

13594692 · 13594768 · 13594769 · 13593214 · 13591519 · 13580690

Family 2 — Trucks / SUVs / Sports Cars

13592137 · 13594764 · 13587704 · 13506936 · 13506935 · 23430075

Family 3 — Midsize & Crossovers

13534191 → 84469210 · 13546978 · 13541808 · 13536380 · 13519672 · 13518628 · 13518626

Family 4 — Impala / Traverse / Acadia

22915542 → 84922494 · 22820314

Family 5 — Equinox / Terrain

13594614 → 13586273 · 13580697

Early Global A Architecture

13506803 · 13504283 · 13500852 · 13500705 · 13500384 · 13528945 · 13594587 · 13587700

Don't see your part number? Contact us with your VIN and original BCM part number. We have many more modules and calibrations available that aren't listed here.

What Is a Body Control Module?

The Body Control Module (BCM) is the central electronic controller for your vehicle's body functions — power windows, door locks, interior and exterior lighting, turn signals, security system, climate control, remote start, and instrument cluster communication. On newer GM vehicles it also manages CAN gateway functions between the vehicle's multiple data networks.

When a BCM fails, common symptoms include erratic window or lock operation, lights not responding correctly, security malfunctions, no-start or no-crank conditions, remote start failure, and multiple DTCs across several systems.

A replacement BCM must be programmed to your vehicle's VIN before installation. Without programming, the module will not communicate with the rest of the vehicle. That's what we do.

After Installation

Your BCM arrives fully programmed, but a standard post-install procedure is required:

Anti-Theft / Immobilizer Relearn (Required) GM vehicles require a standard immobilizer relearn after any BCM replacement to sync the new module with your keys and ECM. This is a 30-minute procedure that requires no special tools:

1. Ensure battery is fully charged (12.5V minimum).

2. Insert key and turn to RUN (do not start). Wait 10 minutes. Turn to OFF.

3. Turn to RUN. Wait 10 minutes. Turn to OFF.

4. Turn to RUN. Wait 10 minutes. Turn to OFF.

5. The next key cycle will relearn the immobilizer data. The vehicle should now start.

For push-button start vehicles, the procedure may differ slightly. Contact us after install and we'll walk you through it.

Airbag Light / DTC B1001 (Option Configuration Error) An SDM Primary Key Setup procedure may be required. This requires a Tech2 or compatible J2534 scan tool. We can walk you through this if needed.

Why Buy From Us?

Dealerships charge $500+ for BCM programming alone — on top of the module cost. We handle VIN programming, calibration flashing, option configuration, and feature additions for a fraction of the dealer price. We can also add features like cruise control and fog lights that the dealer would charge you separately for, if they'd even do it at all.

If you have questions about your specific vehicle, part number, or which family your BCM belongs to, contact us before ordering and we'll confirm compatibility.