security bypass or reset

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Asked by puzzledandpissed Sep 21, 2020 at 11:31 PM about the Chevrolet HHR

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hey got broke in ignition  so I bought
used switch and key  put it on  but the
security  light stayed on then battery
died  and it ain't  ran since I  have
managed to get it to start and run for
like  3 seconds and dies and the lock
symbol flashes 3 times when it dies
what do I do

3 Answers

160

It's the immobilizer the ignition and key and ecm all need to be programmed so there in sync. Call a locksmith and say you need your new key programmed

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It does not have to be a locksmith, it can be a mechanic or dealer that has the proper equipment. But that usually requires the cost of a Tow. A locksmith can come out to you.

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