Passkey location where is the passkey located

Here is a link to help if you are trying to bypass it. http://www.diy-gm-security.com/


Here's the location in the trunk.




http://support-docs.newrockies.com/199395_eldorado_v4_

How to Override Bypass GM VATS Passlock 1 2 Passkey Anti Theft System

To use your Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled phone in your vehicle, an initial one-time-only pairing procedure is required. To pair your phone, initiate Bluetooth® search mode in the vehicle. Then depending on the handset, initiate search mode or discoverable mode.* Once the vehicle finds the handset, a Bluetooth passkey is required to complete the pairing procedure.

You may choose any combination of 4 to 16 digits. Enter the passkey on the phone or vehicle, as prompted, and then the other device will ask you to verify it.

If it really is a 2006 or earlier year 335i Coup?, you need the vehicle's Owner's Manual. Since: "Vehicles require a fixed Bluetooth passkey for verification which is included in the vehicle's Owner's Manual."

You can obtain the manual from the dealer, when you provide them with your vehicles VIN-code, for a price of course.

From the BMW USA site:
Bluetooth FAQs

Normally the TDM (Theft Deterrent Module) is located behind the glovebox and tucked in the frame just a little. Here is a link that may help you with this problem

http://vatspasslockpasskeysecurityhelp.yolasite.com/

The Passkey anti theft system and the radio theft deterrent system are completely separate systems, so the answer is no the radio code does nothing to the Passkey. Passkey is a passive system, that is to say it disarms itself and arms itself just by inserting or removing the key from the ignition and locking the door of the car either with the key or the remote. If the Passkey is the source of any problem and is not working correctly then the Security light should be flashing in the dash to indicate a problem. The most common issue with the Passkey 1 and 2 is that the reader located in the ignition switch lock cylinder goes bad, this locks out the fuel pump and the engine will not start. The system can be bypassed but it is not easy.

yes you can,fist locate the wire that goes to the key resistance,you are going to bypass it whit the resistence of a ignition wire,cut the wire in difrent lengts less than a foot,this makes difrent resistence values,put them to the wire on the car to find the one that will ignite the car.

The number was on a white card stuck in with the manual binder. Or if you don't have it, its located in the trunk, behind the left nav access panel on a silver "TCU" module about the size of 2 vhs tapes stacked together. if you look at the eject button on the nav player its located just to the right and is installed on about a 45 degree angle.

there is a white lable with the "PK" on it. i used a small telescoping mirror but you can also slightly pull back the trunk liner above the unit and it will be easily located. If any of this options works go to Bmw dealer for service and we found it in car computer.

the fuse is located in the fuse block on the far left side of the dash. open the drivers door and the left end of the dashboard pops off. Remove the fuse and reinsert it and it will turn the light off.

The passcode is your phone passcode.

You can't disable it, you have to buy a bypass modual to bypass it during remote start, the wires are in the ignition harness I have them in stock if you need one