Vats Bypass plug and play?!
A good multimeter
Your GM keys
Harness plug for vats(junkyard,ebay etc) I think the hatch release button is the same is well, but dont quote me on that...
Small circuit board
Resistors
Clear Silicone
Electrical tape.
Measure the resistance of the key between the chips, mine came out to. 886-.887. I measured on the setting 2k ohm. So it is 886-887 ohm.
I bought the big pack or resistors so I could get it close as possible.
Take off the bottom of the drivers side dash cover with 7mm screws, you will find the red sleeves white wires going to ignition and the yellow and purple going to the pcm. Your connector will plug into them.
Basically all you have to do is solder in the resistors in the board, solder the connector to the , silicone the whole board then tape it up neatly to be sure and have some vibration resistance...
That way you can bypass vats and if it ever stops working you can plug it up stock...
Here is what the connector looks like...
Last edited by Joshiedoom; May 1, 2010 at 01:12 PM.
Thanks for the info!
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Thanks for this post...very informative and very easy. Highly recommend this fix to anyone having the VATS issue.
Thanks for this post...very informative and very easy. Highly recommend this fix to anyone having the VATS issue.
The other is 12047662
You'd also need to buy the pins and the locks
Mouser sells them
The housing 12047662 cost $0.45 each
The pins 12047767 cost $0.17 each, you need 2
The lock 12047664 cost $0.11 each
For a grand total of $0.90
Yea I guess that's way too muchThese are in quanities of one, if you buy more they're cheaper
The housing 12047662 cost $0.45 each
The pins 12047767 cost $0.17 each, you need 2
The lock 12047664 cost $0.11 each
For a grand total of $0.90
Yea I guess that's way too muchThese are in quanities of one, if you buy more they're cheaper





I can build this tomorrow but where does it plug in?