How do you test a passlock system?

How do you test a passlock system?

Disconnect the electrical connector to the lock cylinder case sensor. Then using a digital multimeter set to DC volts, connect the red meter lead to the white wire pin in the supply connector and the black meter lead to the black wire pin. Turn the key to ON, but don’t start the engine. You should see 12-volts.

How do I know if my passlock is activated?

Most PASSLock-equipped vehicles have a telltale indicator in the instrument panel. When a PASSLock-equipped vehicle is being started, the instrument panel warning light for PASSLock remains on until the engine starts.

Why did General Motors start the PassLock system?

Aug 1st, 2005 The PassLock system was designed to prevent vehicle theft by disabling fuel to the engine if attempts are made to start the vehicle without the correct bitted key. PASSLock increased the level of security while retaining the ease of service and costs offered by standard ignition lock systems.

When was the last time I had a PassLock problem?

2007–2014 50th of 80 563 2000–2006 57th of 80 419 2002–2009 71st of 80 2158 2009–2017 67th of 80 565 OK, Now What? Maybe you’ve experienced this problem. Maybe you’re concerned you will soon. Whatever the reason, here’s a handful of things you can do to make sure it gets the attention it deserves.

Is there a problem with the PassLock sensor?

The short answer is there’s a problem with the sensor. Some have suggested that the pins in the system are “tin” plated and subject to oxidization over time. Others say their system is possessed by the devil and in need of an exorcist.

Is there a way to bypass PassLock 2?

The easiest way to bypass the Passlock 2 system is to place a resistor between the passlock sensing wire and the ground reference wire. To find these wires, look for three wires that at some point are wrapped together, coming from the ignition barrel. Usually, they are orange/black, red/white, and black.