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tk064 
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Probably a dumb question, but If I can make a .99 key copy that starts the motor (06 GMC) would I have passlock?

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Yes. Passlock is a resistance system built into the key switch. It uses an ordinary key.
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Somebody's got money. 06 GMC Passlock -- posted image.
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Actually stipped company truck that they were too cheap to buy the upgrades.  Now I have to do it myself.

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Well that's actually a good move. They usually charge 3 times the value for the remote starters put in from the dealer. They have a local shop do it for them and then double the price.
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GM's Passlock system uses a stationary hall effect sensor and a rotating magnet that is built into the ignition lock itself. So when you stick the key in and turn it, the magnet passes over the hall sensor and creates a resistance value that is sent to the computer. If the computer determines the value OK, the car will start. GM uses 10 different resistance values in their ignition locks.
A little from column A, a little from column B.

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