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Bluetooth Onstar Vcim Module 20783877 07 + Gm Yukon Tahoe Escalade Silverado on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Liberty, Missouri, United States

Liberty, Missouri, United States
Condition:Used

This is a used VCIM module for a 2009 GM pickup.

The module was purchased new from GM with the antenna. I installed it in my 2007 Escalade 4 years ago and it has worked perfectly.
The only issue has been the "RED" LED for "ON STAR". To fix the LED you have to have GM program the module for your vehicle, but they were unwilling so I used it without Onstar for the past 4 years. GMs loss.

The truck is gone so the original module was replaced and this one is now a spare.

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