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03-26-2020, 02:39 PM
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Security system identification
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Screenshot_20200326-113046.jpgCan somebody help me figure out what this security device is? Who made it, was it stock? I only have one of the keys and want to get a new one but I can find any markings on it to begin looking. It is installed in a 2004 chevy blazer 2WD. |
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03-26-2020, 05:39 PM
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Re: Security system identification
It is probably just some kind of immobilizer, its definitely not stock. You'll probably not have much luck finding additional keys for it.
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Re: Security system identification
Yeah, the manual talks about PassLock. Basically just a lock cylinder security feature. The radio is sto k and it has a red light that blinks to indicate the alarm is armed. I just dont want to be in a situation where it stops working or I lose the only key.
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