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foxhound 
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What is the proper way to find if I have the correct wire? For my 03 Chevy S-10 I think it is a light green wire at the BCM but how can I tell? My OEM FOB no longer works so I dont know how to disarm or check if it works.

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Turn key in drivers door to unlock....wire will show ground. Turn key back to lock or center position, ground goes away.
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CHEVROLET, S-10 PICKUP, 2003, Factory Alarm Disarm
The BCM (Body Control Module) is located to the right of the accelerator pedal below the radio. The plugs on the BCM face towards the driver side.
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Disarm lt. green  -  purple plug at BCM
Do it right the first time
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As stated turn the key in the drivers door to the unlock position and the wire should read a ground, turn it back and the ground goes away.
If your using a test light, close all the doors and arm the factory alarm. You mentioned the key fobs don't work with the driver door open hit the lock switch once or twice and close the door the alarm should arm up. (Watch the icon on the cluster) Reach in and open the door which sets off the factory alarm. Hit the suspect wire with your test light and it should disarm.
I would suggest method one as poking around at the BCM with a test light isn't always the best idea. For your vehicle light green (-) is correct at the BCM or it might be easier to grab it in the drivers door jamb boot or where the door boot harness comes into the car.
Good luck,
Mike

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