craig copeland

By chance would you still have the tech write up or diagram on how to fix this problem im having. It just accrued today ? If you could email it to me that would be great.

nicrom

Can you please send me a copy of your diagram to fix this passlock problem with my impala any help would be very appreciated my email is rominen79@gmail.com thank you

mama4252

Hi: you said something about sending instructions how to do a bypass, please feel free to send me a copy of the diagram, thanking you in advance.

U.Nanimous

This one was listed on another forum I'm on. Or you could try doing a web search, putting in "remote start" might help as well since passlock wouldn't allow that to work.

Speaking of the other forum, there are also many members there that have a 'tune' (look up Overkill) installed which disables the passlock.

kentodd

My impale won't start and everywhere I look it seems to be the passlock sensor. Could you send me the diagram on how to bypass?

U.Nanimous

In my post just above yours, "This one" is a link to the instructions for doing a bypass. That page doesn't have any pictures, but we are only talking about a sensor with 3 wires from it to the BCM.

Samuel Tipton

Jondoe28

Can you send me instructions (with diagram preferrably) on how to fix the passlock problem? Thank you.

I have fought this problem for months my email is ( tipton247@gmail.com)

tobab4u

Jondoe28...pls does your secuirity light procedure work for chevy express?

U.Nanimous

First off, Jondoe28's fix had nothing to do with the security light. If you truly have a security issue and your vehicle uses the same system as the 7th gen Impala (Passlock II?), there are no contacts to clean for that problem. The system on these cars is basically a metal detector - it is WIRELESS as far as the key is concerned. The contacts OP cleaned are strictly for the ignition and have nothing to do with security. Even at the end of that post it is pointed out about a hall sensor - google it, it doesn't use electrical contacts for sensing.

At this age (10-20 years) you can have all kinds of electronic failures, and electronics don't always fail hard they often go intermittent for a while first. The passlock issue is also often misdiagnosed because the car isn't running and the message center shows "security"...but that is normal with the key just sitting in position 2. If the "security" message is flashing quickly then you definitely have a passlock problem. Often it can be fixed by replacing the sensor on the key switch ($80?), and in some cases the BCM needs to be replaced (this requires coding to the car!). Having a remote start or an engine tune will bypass the passlock system.

Michael Boley

I am having the same problem, car will not start security locks flashes when i try to turn the key. Replced started it worked for a while than back to the same thing. Sometimes it starts other times it dont. Very frustrating. Had the computer hooked up it showed no errors. Whats really going on????QUOTE=rags;142775]man im new on this board and i hope someone can shed some light,i have a 2002 monte carlo that worked fine for the last few years,i didnt drive it for awhile ,i had to charge the battery and i was going to start the car and nothing, no click no turn over ,the light flashes i can hear some clicking when i turn the key, i have tried all the internet fixes 10 minute wait,take the ignition apart ect, ive been out of work so i cant take it to a dealer can someone point me to the correct way to diagnose and fix this problem ,thanks rags[/QUOTE]