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. Just note the wiring info in the back of the module, now if you check the installation manual from xpresskit dot com it tells you exactly how to bypass passlock I and passlock II, the wiring is a little different because passlock I requires you to connect if I'm not wrong blck/wht wire to bulb check and purple to crank wire in vehicle but those two wires are not used for passlock II. Reliable and economic module for GM vehicles with passlock I or passlock II even if your RS does not have a D2D port, I like it!
