$695.00
Brand-new factory replacement Body Control Module (BCM) for your Holden VE or HSV E-Series — supplied pre-programmed with calibration flash and VIN security link already performed before shipping.
Brand new BCMs through Holden cost $1,500+ plus installation and programming. This listing gets you back on the road for $695 — latest revision part number, 1-year warranty included, ready to fit.
At checkout you choose how the two final in-car relearns get done: DIY with the included OBDSync kit, ship in your original BCM for a true plug-and-play data clone, or have a local workshop perform them.
A brand new factory Body Control Module (BCM) — latest revision part number, calibration-flashed and VIN-linked to your vehicle before shipping, and backed by a 1-year warranty. $695. Multiple options for completing the two final in-car relearns.
Holden VE Body Control Modules (BCMs) are known to fail and cause a wide range of vehicle electrical issues. Common symptoms include:
Once the BCM is confirmed as the fault, you need a replacement — programmed to your vehicle’s VIN and calibrations. This listing supplies exactly that, ready to fit.
Our brand new pre-programmed BCMs let you fix the same issue at a fraction of dealer cost. We’ve supplied 100+ of these across the VE / HSV range — calibration-flashed and VIN-linked, ready to plug in.
Your replacement BCM must be the same part number as your original — or a superseded part number for that part. Contact a Holden dealer or parts outlet with your VIN to confirm the correct part number(s) for your vehicle before ordering.
Not all BCMs are interchangeable across the VE / HSV range. Please also contact Envyous Customs to verify your part number is in stock before placing your order — you’ll be asked to confirm this at checkout.
Every BCM we supply leaves us already programmed for your vehicle. Here’s what’s done at our end:
Correct firmware & calibration data loaded for your vehicle’s operating system and body type.
The BCM is bound to your VIN so the vehicle/data mismatch fault won’t appear when fitted.
After fitting the new BCM, two final relearns must be performed in the vehicle:
Choose one of the three options below at checkout — all three are included at no additional cost from us. You cannot drive the vehicle until these relearns are completed.
Do the relearns yourself at home. Your order includes an OBDSync scantool and 3 tokens at no extra cost — plug into the OBD-II port, follow the on-screen prompts, done in minutes.
Requires a Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit) laptop. Token redemption serial supplied — redeem on your OBDSync account.
Send us your faulty original BCM and we’ll clone its key & pedal data onto your replacement. The new unit then fits as a complete plug-and-play swap — no relearns needed in your driveway.
Best option if the original BCM still has any electrical communication on the bench.
Take your new BCM and vehicle to a local mechanic or auto electrician with a suitable scantool to perform the two relearns. Workshop labour fees apply separately — generally the most expensive path overall.
Confirm beforehand that the workshop’s scantool can perform SDM Primary Key & Brake Pedal Position relearns on the VE.
Considering the DIY OBDSync path? Here’s a full walkthrough of the OBDSync software performing the VE BCM relearn procedure end-to-end — the same workflow you’ll follow at home if you pick Option 1:
When you add this product to your cart you’ll be asked for the following details so we can supply the correct BCM and programming option:
Suits all Holden VE Commodore and HSV E-Series vehicles (2006–2013), subject to part-number availability:
Brand new, pre-programmed and ready to fit — just choose how the final two in-car relearns get completed.
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15 × 10 × 5 cm |
| Programming Option | I will program myself using OBDSync (Includes OBDSync Scantool and 3 Tokens), I will ship in my ORIGINAL BCM to copy data onto replacement so it is plug and play, I will get a local professional Mechanic/Auto Electrician to perform the two relearn procedures |