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impala_man2003 
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Posted: October 26, 2005 at 9:55 AM / IP Logged  

i have a 2003 chevy impala with a remote start my question is when i used the the interface my security light will not go off can some one tell me how to make this light go off. another problem i am having is when i lock my doors they unlock. the negitive lock and unlock wires both go to the blk/orange wire in bcm. the last thing is that can some one tell me that step by sted way to make my service engine light go off. i have tried and tried and still can not get it to go off. i have diodes and resistors but do not know exactly how to use them.

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What ByPass are you using?

Is it powered up during & after cranking?
Are you Powering the Dark GREEN Ignition wire during & after cranking?

Power LockORANGE / BLACKAT SWITCH IN**
Power UnlockSAME WIREDRIVERS DOOR

** Lock Requires A 480 Ohm Resistor

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impala_man2003 
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i understand that but how am i supposed to to use the 480 resistor

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2003 impala remote start -- posted image.  You hook your UNLOCK wire to the ORANGE / Black wire
You hook your LOCK wire & the 480 Resistor ( inline ) to the ORANGE / Black wire..............NEXT
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impala_man2003 
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I am using a 475 gw interface modue i ahve three wires coining off one side  a pink, pink/blk, yellow wire. the yellow wht/ wire is not used. I cut the yellow passlock wire and ignition side got the pink , passlock got the pink/blk. am i supposed to do something witht the blk passlock wire i can not get the security light to go off. can someone please help me i am going crazy. 

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impala_man2003 wrote:

I am using a 475 gw interface modue i ahve three wires coining off one side a pink, pink/blk, yellow wire. the yellow wht/ wire is not used. I cut the yellow passlock wire and ignition side got the pink , passlock got the pink/blk. am i supposed to do something witht the blk passlock wire i can not get the security light to go off. can someone please help me i am going crazy.

if you're using a 457G you should not have cut any wires at the ignition harness, you should not have to even use that 3 pin harness with the 457G. That unit bypass's passlock through the databus.
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ok i will trh it and tell u how i worked out

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    ok fellows myproblem is becoming more serious, for starters saomething is starting to drain my car battery this porblem occcured the other day when i was playin aroud with the regular alam pad. i took extreem's addvise and put the wires in the passlock back toether. and  now the rmote will not  not start  the car.  

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what wires are supposed to be connected to passlock ii wires from the ign switch using a 47gw interface

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If you mean 457GW:
NO WIRES need be cut at Ignition Switch.
It is a DATA type connection at the OBDll Plug...........Violet Wire
READ YOUR INSTRUCTIONS.............
If you don't understand, get it to a 12 volt SHOP that knows.........Before you cause damage to your vehicle
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