Did you figure this out? I have a 2011 F-250 Super Duty with no rear brake lights (but my high stop lamp *does* work, and my turn signals and hazard lights also work). In my case there can't be a fuse or wiring problem because my turn / hazards work and they use the same wire and filament. I've not replaced my BCM but they still don't work. I've also disconnected the after market trailer harness adapter that was installed on my truck when I had a gooseneck hitch installed to make sure that wasn't the problem. (It wasn't / it's not). #frustrated
@bestcarfixes I have a 2015 f250 6.7 driver side tail light not working tried everything lights work I have no brake light or turn signal but running lights work
I have a 2015 ford f-250 super duty 6.2 L the climate control and de radio does not turn on, no power at all panel. No even lights on the climate control. All the fuse are ok. Do you think is the BCM module ?
While it's possible that the issue with your 2015 Ford F-250 Super Duty could be related to the Body Control Module (BCM), it's important to check other potential causes before concluding that the BCM is at fault. Here are a few steps to help you diagnose the issue: Check fuses: Although you mentioned that all the fuses are okay, make sure to double-check the specific fuses related to the climate control and radio systems. Consult your owner's manual or a wiring diagram to identify the correct fuse locations. Inspect wiring and connectors: Check for any loose, damaged, or corroded connectors and wiring behind the climate control and radio panels. Make sure all connections are secure and clean. Check the ground connections: Ensure that the ground connections for the climate control and radio systems are clean and tight. A poor ground connection can cause these systems to malfunction. Test the radio and climate control units: If possible, try connecting a known working radio or climate control unit to see if the issue persists. This will help you determine if the problem lies within the units themselves or elsewhere in the system. If you've gone through these steps and the issue remains unresolved, it's possible that the BCM could be at fault. However, diagnosing a faulty BCM can be challenging and usually requires specialized diagnostic equipment. It's best to consult a professional mechanic or a Ford dealership to help confirm if the BCM is indeed the problem and to assist with the appropriate repairs.
your video helped me a lot to find the problem with my 2011 f 350 super duty i really appreciate your help thanks
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Did you figure this out? I have a 2011 F-250 Super Duty with no rear brake lights (but my high stop lamp *does* work, and my turn signals and hazard lights also work). In my case there can't be a fuse or wiring problem because my turn / hazards work and they use the same wire and filament. I've not replaced my BCM but they still don't work. I've also disconnected the after market trailer harness adapter that was installed on my truck when I had a gooseneck hitch installed to make sure that wasn't the problem. (It wasn't / it's not). #frustrated
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@bestcarfixes I have a 2015 f250 6.7 driver side tail light not working tried everything lights work I have no brake light or turn signal but running lights work
I have a 2015 ford f-250 super duty 6.2 L the climate control and de radio does not turn on, no power at all panel. No even lights on the climate control. All the fuse are ok. Do you think is the BCM module ?
While it's possible that the issue with your 2015 Ford F-250 Super Duty could be related to the Body Control Module (BCM), it's important to check other potential causes before concluding that the BCM is at fault. Here are a few steps to help you diagnose the issue:
Check fuses: Although you mentioned that all the fuses are okay, make sure to double-check the specific fuses related to the climate control and radio systems. Consult your owner's manual or a wiring diagram to identify the correct fuse locations.
Inspect wiring and connectors: Check for any loose, damaged, or corroded connectors and wiring behind the climate control and radio panels. Make sure all connections are secure and clean.
Check the ground connections: Ensure that the ground connections for the climate control and radio systems are clean and tight. A poor ground connection can cause these systems to malfunction.
Test the radio and climate control units: If possible, try connecting a known working radio or climate control unit to see if the issue persists. This will help you determine if the problem lies within the units themselves or elsewhere in the system.
If you've gone through these steps and the issue remains unresolved, it's possible that the BCM could be at fault. However, diagnosing a faulty BCM can be challenging and usually requires specialized diagnostic equipment. It's best to consult a professional mechanic or a Ford dealership to help confirm if the BCM is indeed the problem and to assist with the appropriate repairs.
@@BestCarFixes Thank you very much for taking the time to answer my question. I will follow your advice