so what is everybody out there using for security bypass modules? i put a starter in my 03 jimmy and i used one a bulldog/jbs 791 module. (from walmart [img]graemlins/banghead.gif[/img] ) it was good for a while now twice in the last week i could not start my truck,,,even with the key. i had to unplug the bypass and let it sit for 20 mins then it would start,,,again wth the key. i have used a few passlock2003 modules from fortinautoradio on a feww other peoples starters i installed,,,,(my buddy who owns a shop here hets them from his supplier)and they seem ok, but i find them a bit of a pain to program. anybody know why mine would do this???

[ December 06, 2005, 08:36 PM: Message edited by: bigunner1 ]

 

one word, bulldog man. i wont TOUCH them at all at the shop. the jimmy is basic passlock 2. there is a few different bypasses u can use. passlock 2003 is a good module. i use them on ANY passlock 1 vechile i have to work on. could use the passlock sl module as well. u COULD just jump the resistence and totally bypass the passlock2 all together. up to you.

 

x2!

 

i think i will use the passlock2003,,,but just for the heck of it,,how do i jump the resistance?

 

Tryanotherone? Version 645.3

 

Passlock 2003 modual is what I personally use. Have used lots of diffrent passlock moduals, but the passlock modual is a trimpod style and to me seems to be the most reliable modual for passlock 1 or 2 out there. Yes it is an older style of modual, but flawless for me.

 

We use the DEI bypass units..for that vehicle,I believe its a 555L(someone correct me if I'm wrong)...And I dont recall getting any come backs due to a faulty bypass unit.

 

555l is all i use never had one back
the trimpot ones scare me
they remind me of the 555t

 

XK01 is what we'd usually use. It gives you access to additional features that straight bypass like 555L don't. Then you can sell those additional functions.

[ December 20, 2005, 12:04 PM: Message edited by: Number 2 ]