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2001 chevy silverado 1500 base model/pyth


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bladeyamaha 
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Got the 555L module in yesterday late and will install today will post results, should work no problem-reading the directions the resistance wire is Yellow and the Ground wire is ORANGE / Black on the Pickups and SUVs.
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OK, there are two yellow wires at the BCM, Which one?
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Is it the yellow wire located (counting pins like on the python alarm) at Pin 2? Next to the Pin 4 ORANGE / black wire?
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Follow it up towards the ignition cylinder.  The three Passlock2 wires should be grouped together. 

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Man I tried to follow it/them, but it runs into a taped up loom and goes towards the firewall and into a larger harness and gets real complicated from there, so much so I'd have to destroy a lot of looming and I'm not sure about doing that. I got a link to a page on the12volt.com
https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?tid=63567
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Try opening up the steering column ( drop the lower half ) and locate the Passlock2 wires there, where they originate, at the ignition cylinder. 

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Well, I found the ignition cylinder and found the wires but I suppose I should not complain but there is not much wire to work with before they go into a bolted plug/harness, just not much wire at all, well, just figured that out, I can lengthen them all. So Thank You very much again! Looks like its going to work out after all and today too!
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I'll get to it in few, just woke up and have got to be alert more, when I start.
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OK, so far so good, it cranked up with a key.
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Al right!   2001 chevy silverado 1500 base model/pyth - Page 2 -- posted image.

 Make sure all the connections are well soldered and insulated.  Neaten up & secure all the wires.  Test it a few more times and then button it up.

Soldering is fun!
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