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2009 Chevrolet Uplander, Remote Start Wiring

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Printed Date: March 29, 2024 at 4:05 AM


Topic: 2009 Chevrolet Uplander, Remote Start Wiring

Posted By: mountainmaxman
Subject: 2009 Chevrolet Uplander, Remote Start Wiring
Date Posted: November 10, 2019 at 8:31 AM

Hey guys I’m trying to install a remote start in a 2009 uplander and having trouble finding the vehicle wiring for the basic connections such as power ign acc etc... I tried to check for these right at the ign switch but there is no power in or out it seems and unfamiliar color wires there, please help. Everywhere I look they only lost it up to 2008 models which is different. Please help




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Posted By: kreg357
Date Posted: November 12, 2019 at 7:25 AM
It looks like the 2009 is treated the same as prior years going by the bypass install guides, as
they are all listed as 2005 -2009. As I remember that car is a bit different to do, most of the
connections necessary for a standard remote starter install can be found at the BCM and
the BCM is located under the drivers dash on the left side. The BCM is a bit difficult to get to.

Here is the wire info :
Constant 12 volts        RED/WHITE              AT BCM C1 PIN 51
Ignition #1              PINK    AT BCM C1 PIN 22
Accessory #1             BROWN   AT BCM C1 PIN 23
Starter #1YELLOW AT BCM C1 PIN 21
Tach Signal              ORANGE/WHITE           IN LARGE HARNESS ABOVE ENGINE
A Tach Signal is supplied by the ADS DLSL GM1 bypass module
Brake Pedal             L GREEN (+)             AT BCM C1 PIN 39
Parking Lamp (-)        BROWN/WHITE            AT BCM C3 PIN 8
Horn     TAN (-) AT BCM C1 PIN 4

That should do it. I would use a ADS DLSL GM1 bypass module. With one vehicle
connection at the OBD2 plug it does a lot for you.

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