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2003 Chevy Trailblazer w/keylees entry


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Rtc1 
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Posted: November 14, 2002 at 11:01 AM / IP Logged  

I'm installing a keyless upgrade(siren,flashing lights and shock sensor) in a 2003 Trailblazer.Judging from what I've read here,I'll have to go into at least one door for the lock & unlock wires to hok to the upgrade module.

Does this sound correct?

Thanks.

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You'll need to do a reverse polarity in each door and the tailgate as well.  For the rear doors you'll find 2 relays on the BCM  under the rear seat, send a negative pulse on each pin 85 to make the rear doors work with all other doors.

OR

You can order a module that you hook 1 wire up to the data connector and it will take care of it all for you.

I highly recommend option 2 :)

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go with the 2nd option and swap remotes . it will be far less time consuming and less expensive in the end.    tap 1 wire compare to pulling off 2 door panels not a hard decsision.
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Personally I like the challenge ......go for option number  1 2003 Chevy Trailblazer w/keylees entry -- posted image.
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LOL, It's not hard but it takes a lot of time.
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Thanks to all...I guess I didn't make myself too clear in the initial post....the factory keyless entry is going to stay in the vehicle....so option 1 would not be necessary...doing option 2(and swapping remotes) sounds interesting,although I'm not sure the upgrade module comes with remotes.

Anyway,thanks again.

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even so with keeping the factory remote you will need to go into 2 doors . so just decide if it is worth going into both doors or just to get the aftermarket module.

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