Where is the body control module (BCM) located in a 2015 Nissan Rogue?

The 2015 Nissan Rogue's Body Control Module (BCM) is situated behind the driver's dashboard and instrument panel. Removing it is challenging and should only be done by a licensed mechanic. The BCM is crucial for facilitating communication between itself and the vehicle's various other control modules. It can be compromised by moisture or condensation affecting its sensor functionality. Factors like extreme heat from the engine bay, external elements, severe collisions, excessive road vibrations, and regular wear and tear can also damage the BCM. Indications of a failing BCM may include flashing, erratic instrument gauges, a lit-up "check engine" alert, abnormal battery drainage, or difficulties starting the vehicle. The typical cost of replacing the BCM in the Rogue ranges from $520 to $540, covering both parts and labor.