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’03 silverado, remote start wiring


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ckeeler 
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fazda wrote:

which i believe is the tach wire.

are you testing your wires?

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testing it should result with 1v-6v on idle correct? i havent tested yet, just picked up a multimeter from a friend finally. i was going with what chris said earlier in my topic. im thinking about going to the ignition coils instead. going to take a while to get back in the garage.
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I am also having the same problems with my remote start in my 2000 silverado.

I have the tach wire hooked up to the white wire off the ecm and when i go to start it, it starts and dies and continues to crank for a little while.

Can't figure out whats wrong.

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Kazor, have you used a Passlock bypass module? And which white wire from the ECM?
I've never bothered with the ECM or cluster(though there is a regular analog tach wire available at the gauge cluster); I've always used an injector or coil for tach.
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kazor 
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thats what im thinking it has to be. I never even heard of the passlock untill i read this thread.

My truck had an old remote start from the previous owner but i did not get the key chain starter so im putting my own in, so tonight i will try and see if there is a bypass module or not.

Any ideas where this module might be?

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If the previous installer used a bypass module, or relay and resistor(a less common way of bypassing Passlock), it would almost certainly be in close proximity to the remote starter. Just following the wiring harnesses would find it.
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kazor 
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ok so i just had a look at my truck.

i found the bypass module

i found that there were 4 wire coming of the module towards the r/s module ( i didnt bother folowing the other ones wherever they go)

i found blue, purple, red and black(assuming this is the ground) wires coming from the module. with no other in formation on this module i have no clue where any of these are suposed to go.

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Did you solve your remote start issue?
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