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tk064 
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Posted: April 03, 2006 at 6:53 PM / IP Logged  
I have been told that I do and don't have passlock II, how can I tell?  The truck is a base (stripped)model extended cab.  I do not need a special key as a .99 wally world cut key will start the truck.  Thanks guys
sparkie 
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All GM trucks built after 1998 have Passlock II in them with the exception of certain rare vehicles with a police package. The key only needs to be cut to fit the ignition cylinder. The Passlock II circuits are inside the ignition cylinder and not the key. Yes, you need a bypass to add remote start to your truck.
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are you planning on doing a remote start?or alarm if so you will need to use a 457gw put out by DEI wich hooks up through the purple wire at the obd2 plug.
tk064 
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Yes remote start.  I now have DLRM for GM and a database bypass module.  I noticed the passlock module also has lock inputs/outputs along with the connection to the data wire.  So I connect both modules to the lock system?

Thanks again for the help

Tim

tk064 
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Posted: April 05, 2006 at 11:22 AM / IP Logged  
I guess I should say, that without any factory keyless or alarm functions, so I need to use these with the passlock bypass.  I have the bypasskit GMDL-BP. and an unk brand lock kit that I think originaly came from alarmtek.
tk064 
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I have a 06 GMC Sierra king cab, 4DR, but clamshell not full size.  The BCM has 3 plugs (and one 3 pin) in it and not six.  The light blue plug as a grey/white wire at B6, but not black and white at all.  I also have a 04 which has the door triggers at B4 and A5 as indicated in the print out.  Can anyone assist with this or is there a seperate wiring diagram for my model.

And I haven't even gotten to adapting the GMDL-BP to a Viper 850 yet.  Not much hair left either.

Thanks

doibuy 
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What  are you looking for?  There are 6 plugs, the three main plugs,  the 3 pin with an orange, green, grey/black (grey/black is your dome light wire, green is reverse if you need that for anything) Then there is a white plug on the opposite side all the way to the right, that has about 6 wires in it.  Then if you look underneath by the brake switch there is a purple plug with about 12-16 wires (not all models have that many wires, some may just have the rear door wires) in it and there you will find the rear door triggers, light blue/black and light GREEN/ black.  If you are looking for the front doors, you actually have to go into the front doors to grab them.  They are found at the window switch module, grey/black at the drivers door, BLACK/ white in passenger door.  If you are using the GMDL-BP you don't have to grab each door wire, that module will do it for you.  You have to hook the grey/black on the module to the grey/black dome light wire in the 3 pin plug all the way to the left of the BCM (the one I spoke of ealier) then the green wire out to the alarm's negative door trigger input.  This is a pretty easy install (don't mean to rub it in, I've done hundreds of this model vehicles from GM) so if you have any other questions feel free to post or PM
tk064 
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Posted: April 05, 2006 at 7:36 PM / IP Logged  

With a post that answered and I understoood, you can keep rubbing.

Tha'nks

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If your truck has no power locks then only use the brown, purple, red and black wires for the GMDL BP. Hook the doorlock outputs from the remote starter to the door lock inputs for your power lock system. The door lock inputs on the GMDL BP are designed to trigger the factory locks/alarm which you don't have.
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tk064 
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I have factory power locks, just not the keyless entry or alarm.
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