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99k1500 
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Posted: September 03, 2006 at 9:20 PM / IP Logged  

I recetly removed my Avantguard 4 from a '99 Old Body Style Chevrolet.  I already have the DEI 555L that I used to bypass the Passlock system on that truck.

I now have a 2004 Silverado and have read that I can use the 555L to perform the same duties on this truck.  Is this correct?

Also I have read that the 457GW would perform the same function and door locks via the data bus.  Can door locks be installed without the 457GW.

The last time I used a module to lock and unlock their appeared to be a slight delay.  Do not know if it was the alarm or the module.  Mainly do I have to use the 457GW or some equivelant or is their a location to use the standard (-) pulse wires.  Does the 457GW perform other functions that are benificial

Finally is their a better solution than the 457GW?

JWorm 
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Posted: September 04, 2006 at 12:59 AM / IP Logged  
The GMDL-BP is a better solution. It will do Passlock and doorlocks.
There are no (-) trigger wires you can use for the locks. Locks can be done without a module, but it will definately add a few hours and a bunch of relays to the install. I did it once when the 2003 GM trucks first came out and nobody had a module. I would never do it again.
99k1500 
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Posted: September 04, 2006 at 8:15 AM / IP Logged  

What a royal pain....

So the GMDL-BP is better?  Because a few quick searches show it to be more expensive than the DEI solution.  I have had great luck with all of my DEI components.  I am just trying to save a buck, but also don't have a bunch of relays laying around like I used to. 

Any other input from people with experiance would be appreciated.  As it stands now I have a module to order.2004 Silverado Door Locks / RS - Last Post -- posted image.

Chris Luongo 
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We discussed the GM-DLBP versus the 457G on the carsound.com security forums a while back..... you could do a search there..... the 457G came 5 years late to market, and still has design flaws anyway.
But, both of those pieces are made to perform doorlocks AND Passlock bypass, which is whey they're a little expensive.
If you can find the now-discontinued DEI 456G, it'll do locks only (re-use your 555L for Passlock), probably cost a little less, and it has no flaws.
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You can use the MULTI-DL as well if you only want door lock functions while retaining the 555L module. The MULTI-DL is manufactuRED / distributed by Trilogix & is a discontinued model but is now sold cheap if anyone has them in stock

Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
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Morden, Manitoba CANADA

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