What's the Ford transit mk7 central locking module location?

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The Ford Transit's power door locks are controlled through fuses, electrical connections and 2 modules. If the Transit's doors will neither lock or unlock examine Fuse #78 for central locking to make sure it's functional. To test the central locking "receiver" locate the front interior light to remove the receiver from the Transit's ceiling. It will be affixed with Velcro and should emit a red light when the key fob is depressed. The actual central locking "module" is really the van's BCM, housed under the dash behind the gloveboxAnd fuse box on the passenger's side of the cabin. The cost to replace the BCM in a Transit averages $500-$550 in parts and labor.
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Robert mckinlay March 6, 2023
Where is fuse 78 found exactly
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Raquel P July 30, 2020
The Ford transit mk7 central locking module is controlled by BCM but the receiver is under headlining.
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Baljit September 22, 2022
My Ford transit van central locking not working
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Andrew July 13, 2023
It is there Eric, just a lot further over than you'd expect, mine was a good 6 inches toward the driver side. Karl, you need to open the plastic around the receiver to see any red light.
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karl June 7, 2023
My receiver does not have any lights on it to light up?
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Eric March 27, 2023
I have a similar issue the receiver not behind the interior light as quoted. Any ideas where else it might be
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