2010 Hyundai Genesis BK BCM & TPMS Module Location Photo - Behind Dash
Service manual component-location figure identifying the BCM connectors, in-car temperature sensor and tire pressure monitoring module.
This document is a labeled photograph showing the interior of a vehicle's dashboard area with the trim panels removed, exposing the wiring harnesses, brackets, and electronic modules behind the center of the instrument panel. Arrows with text callouts identify component and connector locations: the M01 in-car temperature sensor, ground points GM03, GM04, and GM06, four Body Control Module (BCM) connectors labeled M02-A, M02-B, M02-C, and M02-D, and the M69 Tire Pressure Monitoring Module. The photo shows the BCM/TPMS module mounted centrally behind the dash, near the heater/HVAC unit, with the steering column visible at the left. This type of illustration is typically found in a factory service manual's component location section and helps a technician locate the BCM, its four connectors, the TPMS module, the in-car temperature sensor, and nearby chassis ground points when performing electrical diagnosis or repair. The image contains no fuse data, wire colors, part numbers, torque values, or year/model text; all information is conveyed through the arrowed location callouts on the photograph.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is the BCM located according to this photo?
- The BCM connectors (M02-A, M02-B, M02-C, and M02-D) are shown behind the center of the dashboard, on a module mounted to a bracket near the heater unit, with connectors on multiple sides of the module.
- Where is the tire pressure monitoring module?
- The M69 Tire Pressure Monitoring Module is identified in the same central behind-dash area, mounted adjacent to (just below/behind) the BCM connectors.
- What ground points are identified in this photo?
- Ground points GM03, GM04, and GM06 are called out on brackets behind the center of the dash.
- Where is the in-car temperature sensor connector shown?
- The M01 in-car temperature sensor is indicated by an arrow pointing to a connector on the left-center area behind the dash, near the steering column side.
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