I went to a local shop and got a 2.2k ohm resistor and connected it and all and it didn't start. It kept going through the theft light flashing. I connected my scanner and it said "Wrong ignition cylinder data" so I reconnected everything right and the light went out, car started and all's fine now but I can't find the right resistor value anywhere online. I used a meter and it said 13.7k ohms resistance with the key in the on position. Can anyone help/confirm?
2001 Sunfire Passlock 2 Bypass
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have you tried www.mouser.com ?
What would I do there?
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you stated you cannt find the right resistor value anywhere, 13.7K, I am giving you a source to buy a resistor.
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https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity-Neohm/YR1B13K7CC?qs=sGAEpiMZZMsPqMdJzcrNwmqCbm4q8Q%252bCBpttGji1EaM%3d
I know I can get them near me, but they're like $3 each. I was asking if anyone could confirm that that value sounds right for my car?
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according to the link below, 13.7 is possible
https://kingbain.com/how-to-permanently-disable-gm-passlock-system/
https://kingbain.com/how-to-permanently-disable-gm-passlock-system/
I have a VATS bypass kit coming tomorrow with the 15 resistors. I'll just combine 2.
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