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Possible BCM issues?

By Taynant98, in 2000-2014 Duramax, Diesel, & Drivetrain

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Taynant98
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 I have a 2001 Silverado 2500 HD, wondering if I had a body control module issue,  my heated seats don’t work, my driver side seat only worked half way i.e.  The lumbar support works but the lean and moving the seat functions do not,  along with my keyless entry not working but my power locks do work. Any ideas? 

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I'm having similar issues. Did you get it resolved?

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