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chuckles 
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Posted: July 06, 2003 at 10:27 PM / IP Logged  
I have serched the data base and could not find the wiring details for an alarm for this van. Does anyone have any info on this van?
Thank You in advance Chuck.
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Here's what I found for the Chevy Express, '97-'02.
I think this is what you're looking for, but of course you should verify all of the wires yourself, just to be sure. (Sorry about the formatting below).
Chevrolet
Express
1997-2002
Start:
YELLOW
IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS *
Ignition #1:
PINK
IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Ignition #2:
WHITE
IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS (ECM)
Ignition #3:
N/A
Accessory:
ORANGE
IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Brake Light:
PURPLE
AT SWITCH ABOVE BRAKE PEDAL
Tach Signal:
WHITE
AT COIL TOP OF RIGHT CYL. HEAD
Parking Lights:
BROWN
AT HEADLAMP SWITCH
Headlights:
YELLOW
AT HEADLAMP SWITCH
OEM Alarm Disarm:
N/A
OEM Alarm Arm:
N/A
Notes:
* 1998 Vehicles Are Equipped With GM's PASSLOCK II Anti-Theft System; See Note #113 - Bypassing GM's PASSLOCK II Passive Theft System Diagram.
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Chevrolet
Express
1997-2002
Constant +12 Volts:
Red
IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Starter Kill:
YELLOW
IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS *
Ignition +12 Volts:
PINK
IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Dome Lights/Superv:
PURPLE (-)
AT DRIVER'S OR PASSENGER SWITCH
OEM Horn:
BLACK (-)
STEERING COL. OR DK. GREEN (+) AT HORN
Power Lock:
LIGHT BLUE
IN PASSENGER KICK PANEL ***
Power Unlock:
WHITE
IN PASSENGER KICK PANEL ***
Trunk Release:
N/A
Alarm Input Wire:
PURPLE (-)
AT DRIVER'S OR PASSENGER SWITCH
Notes:
*** See Note #202 - Positive Pulse Door Lock Diagram.
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chuckles 
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Thanks a lot, this will give me a starting point.   
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Posted: July 09, 2003 at 6:17 PM / IP Logged  
Most of that seems right, but off the top of my head the horn wire will be tan (-) @ the steering column. Also for an 03 I have a feeling the info listed above for dome lights and info for park lights are incorrect, but to be honest I can't think of what the right stuff is. I think I just grabbed the dome wire at the overhead domelight in the ceiling last time I did one of those. Either way good luck hopefully between all the info you can get it going. Later
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Yea, sorry....I didn't realize that wiring I gave you only went up to 2002. I'll see if I run across 2003 anywhere, or maybe someone else has it. Like you said though, this is just a starting point....always check the wires with a multimeter.
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Posted: July 10, 2003 at 8:22 AM / IP Logged  
12voltsRED / black (x2) + ignition harness
Starteryellow + ignition harness
Second StarterN/A   
Ignitionpink + ignition harness
Second Ignitionwhite + ignition harness
Third IgnitionN/A   
Accessoryorange + ignition harness
Second Accessorybrown + ignition harness
Keysenselt. green - ignition harness
Power Locklt. blue - pin B5, lt blue plug at BCM

Notes: The BCM (Body Control Module) is under the passenger side dash, behind the knee bolster.

Power Unlockwhite - pin B10, lt blue plug at BCM

Notes: The BCM (Body Control Module) is under the passenger side dash, behind the knee bolster.

Lock Motorgray 5widriver kick, door harness
Unlock Motortan 5widriver kick, door harness
Parking Lights+brown + fuse box under driver seat
Parking Lights-BROWN / white - pin B2, brown plug at BCM

Turn Signal(L)lt. blue/white + steering column
Turn Signal(R)dk. blue/white + steering column
Reverse Lightlt. green + pin F, black plug at BCM

Notes: The driver door trigger is tan in pin B4, the front passenger and rear cargo door trigger is lt. green in pin A5, and the rear doors or sliding doors trigger is yellow/black in pin A10. Use all three wires and diode isolate each.

Dome Supervisiongray/black or dk. blue/wht + pin E, black plug at BCM

Trunk/Hatch Pincommon with door trigger   
Hood PinN/A   
Trunk/Hatch ReleaseN/A   
Power Sliding DoorN/A   
Factory Alarm ArmN/A   
Factory Alarm DisarmN/A   
Disarm No UnlockN/A   
Tachometerwhite or purple ac pin 26, green plug at PCM

Notes: It is white on the 4.3L, and purple on the 4.8L, 5.3L, and 6.0L.

The PCM (Powertrain Control Module) is on the driver side fender.

Brake Wirewhite + brake pedal switch
Parking Brakelt. blue - pin A7, lt blue plug at BCM

Notes: The Passlock 2 wire colors are yellow, tan, and ORANGE / white (not used).

Jeff
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Posted: July 10, 2003 at 4:32 PM / IP Logged  
I just did one of these for remote start a few hours ago. Most is the same as the 2002, but a few things are different.
-There are two BROWN / whites at the headlight switch; one of those is negative parking lights---no need to go to the BCM for it.
-The ignition and Passlock wires are all to be found at a large black plug right under the dash---it is plainly visible without even taking the dash apart.
There happen to be two yellow wires in there---The one for Passlock is near the middle of the plug, NOT the one on the edge. The tan Passlock ground wire is right near the thick brown, orange, and white ignition wires.
Also, I've never had a need to power the brown radio wire during remote start. The pink, white, and orange will do fine.
-If you go under the carpet on the driver's floor, there's a wire bundle running right in between where the driver's feet would be. There are a lot of light blue and white wires in there---ignore the larger ones. Out of all the smaller wires in there, only one of the light blues is negative unlock. A couple of the whites and another light blue are negative unlock. Both are tested off the PASSENGER lock/unlock switch.
-It would be okay to use voltage sense on this car, because it is impossible to overcrank the starter anyway.
-I found a spot right on top of the engine doghouse where I could easily lay the brain, and then I just ran the wiring to the left to meet up with the van's ignition harness.

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