Yes I do. However, that is for the older GM vehicles that have a different resistor in the key itself. Then they measure the resistance of that specific key and put that many resistors inline of that circuit so that they can put any key with no resistor and the vehicle still starts.
This is older technology and your vehicle does not use this. Your vehicle has a key that has a code emitted from it like a radio signal and the module picks it up and can tell if that is a correct message. Then sends a signal to the BCM that the correct key was used. Then that checks the needed systems like fuel level and things and if it all passes then it sends a signal to the ECM that it is ok to start the engine. Then the PCM turns the starter and turns on the injectors and ignition.
Due to this complexity, it cannot be bypassed. There are solutions out there to remove it but that requires different parts or even some programs that can be flashed to the modules that removes it.
Friday, September 3rd, 2021 AT 9:30 AM