Keyless entry pad on door
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From: Burleson/Athens/Brownsboro, TX
Don't know if you saw the work they were doing, but Ground #G300 is marked as being on the rear left panel. I would think this is on the rear wall of the SCab / SCrew, but not 100% sure on the std cab.
Std cab the BSM/VSM is just under the rear speaker area ( still on the back wall, but closer to the rear c-pillar.
I did not take the rear panel cover off when I had my seat back out, but it looks like it would be to the outside of where the center seatbelt is at ?
Std cab the BSM/VSM is just under the rear speaker area ( still on the back wall, but closer to the rear c-pillar.
I did not take the rear panel cover off when I had my seat back out, but it looks like it would be to the outside of where the center seatbelt is at ?
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From: Under the flightpath of old ORD 22R
The ground to the BSM/VSM would be in Connector C3008B ( green 16 pin connector, 2 rows of 8 ), pin #2. Pin #2 is on the connector tab side, 2nd up from the bottom ( should be a white w/ violet next to it, this is pin #10 ).
3008A is also on the BSM, it is a blue (?) 16 pin connector ( 2 rows of 8 ).
3008B should also have wires in pins # 4,5,12 & 13 ( this is the keypad inputs ).
Edit :
Forgot the keypad also has a ground. This is what the key closed with, to the BSM/VSM. This is Ground G303
Ground G303 is in the driver's side kick panel, just above connector C248 ( pictures in Technical Articles )
Keypad illumination is from the BSM/VSM ( both power and ground for the key illumination ) so I would think if the keypad does not light up, it could be the programming part ( not at all sure about this ).
Last edited by SSCULLY; Nov 3, 2009 at 01:09 PM. Reason: could be keypad ground