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2006 impala and new passkey 3


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Thack79 
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Have worked on several Impala's (from 2000-05) that use passlock2 and I know how to bypass with a relay..... however now I have an 2006 with PasskeyIII.  And reading on it I need to use the 556UW for the transponder in the key as well as I need to send a resistance value to start the car.  Anyone have a relay set up for this. (I dont use bypass modules)

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yes but you need an extra key. loop the wire around the key head and the antenna ring on the lock cylinder as many as you can. use smaller wire. the more wraps the better. ive done it many times. also grind off the bumps on the key so there is no usable key in the car a thief could find and use. sorry the crappy drawing isnt great but you get the idea.

2006 impala and new passkey 3 -- posted image.

enice 
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Use a CANSL2.  This will give you door locks, triggers, bypass and also the resistance(i think)
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enice wrote:
Use a CANSL2.  This will give you door locks, triggers, bypass and also the resistance(i think)

uuhhh, i think he said he doesnt use bypass modules.

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Thack79 wrote:

Have worked on several Impala's (from 2000-05) that use passlock2 and I know how to bypass with a relay..... however now I have an 2006 with PasskeyIII.  And reading on it I need to use the 556UW for the transponder in the key as well as I need to send a resistance value to start the car.  Anyone have a relay set up for this. (I dont use bypass modules)

Thanks forum

and did you also need a relay setup for the negative start? i figured you would have that part nailed, so i just posted the transponder bypass.

Thack79 
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Yes I need the relay setup for the negative start so I know i have it right..  Havent done one with the No starter. Thanks man.

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Can you give me an email address to send it to. i have it in a pdf. file
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pm'ed. thanks man

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