Security gateway bypass

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Genozram

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I have a 2019 dodge ram classic. I was wondering if anybody has used the the gateway bypass cable off of Amazon for 20 bucks? I notice it only has one lead plug, and a bunch of videos I see online have two lead plugs. I know I shouldn’t order parts off of Amazon, but it says it could be here by tomorrow and I’m working on a short timeframe. Please any information would be super helpful.
 

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Hey Dean, appreciate the quick response. I’m trying to update my mileage and engine hours. You don’t think it would work? I’m using alfaobd.
 

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This is the best solution for a security bypass cable.



I believe that there is a less expensive bypass cable assembly available from Amazon that is suitable/compatible with Gen 5 trucks.

Unlike the assembly that you purchased, it has 3 connectors and allows for a physical bypass of the Security Gateway Module. The problem is that not all of them work properly and you may be gambling on getting a functional bypass assembly.

I believe that you also must remove that type of bypass for a dealer to be able to use the OBDii port.


The KaodTech is 100% reliable for Gen 4 or 5. I have one permanently installed, the dealer can still use the OBDii connection without any problems.

AFAIK, shipping in the US is included, you can always contact them to ask about any additional costs to rush the delivery.


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I used the Infotainment one: https://infotainment.com/shop/interior-accessories/obd-genie-programmers/c-modbyp/

Small, discreet, and I retained use of the OEM OBDII port.

That looks like an interesting device.

The directions make it sound like you install it and remove it after receiving a green indicator light.
Do you require to have the bypass device installed while making changes to your vehicle?

Reading the reviews, obviously, one user had a 4th gen with the SG module buried behind the radio. He was complaining that he had to reinstall the bypass every time that he wanted to make changes. Was he confused?

I have a '21 Warlock (4th gen) and wouldn't fancy pulling out the dash and radio to access the Security Gateway. The KaodTech bypass is connected in the footwell behind the OBDii port.

You have the option of replacing the OBDii port with the bypassed connection but I leave the OEM port intact for dealer visits and tuck the bypassed connection up & behind the knee-plate.

I suppose 4th gen challenges are irrelevant in the 5th gen forum. :cool:

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That looks like an interesting device.

The directions make it sound like you install it and remove it after receiving a green indicator light.
Do you require to have the bypass device installed while making changes to your vehicle?

Reading the reviews, obviously, one user had a 4th gen with the SG module buried behind the radio. He was complaining that he had to reinstall the bypass every time that he wanted to make changes. Was he confused?

I have a '21 Warlock (4th gen) and wouldn't fancy pulling out the dash and radio to access the Security Gateway. The KaodTech bypass is connected in the footwell behind the OBDii port.

You have the option of replacing the OBDii port with the bypassed connection but I leave the OEM port intact for dealer visits and tuck the bypassed connection up & behind the knee-plate.

I suppose 4th gen challenges are irrelevant in the 5th gen forum. :cool:

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The gen 4.5 HD trucks have the module behind the instrument cluster. Not sure about 4th gen trucks (LD or HD). I thought that it was somewhat inconvenient way up there under the dash until I learned about the HD truck module location.

You have to leave the bypass in when doing changes. I always remove it afterwards anyway so I don't forget it's in there.

While it's a passive item, most service departments don't know what it is and could flag you for an aftermarket item/programming. Once that's in your truck's "record" it's a death sentence for warranty work.

I've only read of that happening a couple of times but the risk was not worth the convenience for me to leave it in there.
 

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I was able to use a cheapy security adapter on my 2500, but it wasn't right for my 2018. Bought the kaodtech security module then sold the truck right after. They said they offer returns but couldn't be bothered to asnwer my requests. Any i have a brand new one on the box if you still need one.
 

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I used the Single connectorOne on my 2023 Ram 1500 classic. It seemed to work fine, and there's only one Bank to connect to anyway so I wouldn't know what to do with this second connector if I had one. I'm having trouble getting my OBD2 to change configuration but I don't think it has anything to do with the security bypass. I ordered a better interface.
 

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I was able to use a cheapy security adapter on my 2500, but it wasn't right for my 2018. Bought the kaodtech security module then sold the truck right after. They said they offer returns but couldn't be bothered to asnwer my requests. Any i have a brand new one on the box if you still need one.
Do you still have this item? I have a 2018 ram 2500 6.7 Cummins which I believe will work with it. I have a cheap, single wire bypass from Amazon but can't access all of the modules using Obdlink MX+ and AlfaObd . Thanks, Rob
 

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Do you still have this item? I have a 2018 ram 2500 6.7 Cummins which I believe will work with it. I have a cheap, single wire bypass from Amazon but can't access all of the modules using Obdlink MX+ and AlfaObd . Thanks, Rob
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09WYFMN62/ I used this bypass on my 2500. If you are talking about the Kaodtech harness, I sold it to another forum member.
 

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I have a 2019 dodge ram classic. I was wondering if anybody has used the the gateway bypass cable off of Amazon for 20 bucks? I notice it only has one lead plug, and a bunch of videos I see online have two lead plugs. I know I shouldn’t order parts off of Amazon, but it says it could be here by tomorrow and I’m working on a short timeframe. Please any information would be super helpful.
Help me find the security gateway in my 2019 Ram 1500 classic. Most comments say it’s behind the radio. It either isn’t there or I don’t know what it looks like. Could it be anywhere else? Much appreciated!
 

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Help me find the security gateway in my 2019 Ram 1500 classic. Most comments say it’s behind the radio. It either isn’t there or I don’t know what it looks like. Could it be anywhere else? Much appreciated!

A classic is a 4th gen and unless they moved it from the 2018 into the 2019 model year Classic it’s under the driver side dash footwell next to the OBD port.
 

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IIRC, with the Kaotech, there are 2 types a single connector (1500) and the dual connector(2500).
I would imagine this is the same for all bypasses. Thinking that the OP has one for the 1500

The single connector is white and the dual has white and green plugs. The green connector goes in the white block and the white connector goes in the green block

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IIRC, with the Kaotech, there are 2 types a single connector (1500) and the dual connector(2500).
I would imagine this is the same for all bypasses. Thinking that the OP has one for the 1500

The single connector is white and the dual has white and green plugs. The green connector goes in the white block and the white connector goes in the green block

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pic from Koatech


There are the two different coloured connectors on my KaodTech bypass for my '21 Warlock.

I'll try to get a picture later this morning, if the bugs are tolerable.

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