It is conveniently located on the passenger side forward surface of the defrost air distributor. To access it, remove the dashboard cover, remove the air conditioner controls and radio, remove all right side lower dashboard fasteners, noise deadening panels, etc, pull dashboard assembly away from firewall, rotate defrost air distributor slightly clockwise, and you can reach in and remove the module (grey) with a 7mm open end wrench this guy is exactly right.
I know that in the 1991 Chevy Camaro Z28 the Pass-Key Decoder Module is located right behind the dash on the right hand side. (Passenger side) If you remove the top dash piece. You will see the speaker. just to the left of the speaker you will see/should see a metal bracket. The module is attach it. Just remove the 7mm screw and carefully pull the module up. BE CAUTION NOT TO HIT THE WINDOW. Note: You will find that the module will be hitting a small plastic piece. You can fight with the module or you can just cut out the small plastic. It's up to you. It does not serve any real purpose. Good luck!
Pass lock security was not installed on 1991 GM cars. I believe it was 1997/98 it was first installed
Yes, but 1991 rims will NOT fit a 1993 camaro
The 1991 Ford Probe spark ignition module can be found on the firewall in the engine compartment. The ignition module will be on the drivers side of the firewall.
General Motors products do not use inertia/reset switches.
There is no such thing.
The alternator has a built in voltage regulator.
top of the steering column near the bottom.
no it will not
the first thing I would check is, fuel, spark, coil, ignition module
i believe theres only one and its located in the exhaust pipe
Yes