| 3-31-11 1999 chevy malibu blinking auto theft light where are the sensors. |
| 4-2-11 There is only one sensor. It is part of the ignition key cylinder, known as the Passlock Sensor. |
| 7-19-11 Security theft system light comes on Malibu won't start 2 switches Over the years have been replaced to the tune of 500.00 dollars a new starter water pump and Gas pump have all been replaced to the tune of 900.00 dollars this time got the car back and it still won't start????? |
| Hard to say what it could be since you've had quite a few things replaced. It could be the actual ignition cylinder, not the switch that is bad. The cylinder is what houses the Passlock sensor for your theft system. When there is a problem with it, you won't be able to start the car. It would need to be replaced and the theft deterrent would need to be re-learned to the new cylinder. If you can get the car scanned, check to see if there are any theft system codes. If so, that is your most likely cause. |
| 7-21-11 leave the key in the ON position for ten min...turn back to OFF and then try to start again....it re-sets the theft system. I have an 2002 Malibu |
| 8-13-11 Correct had a malibu...10 min wait without trying before then. Turn key to on and leave for ten min. It resets annoying when ready to go |
| 8-26-11 Pull the fuel relay fuse and turn the ignition over a few times then replace the relay and try it. It worked for me haven't had any trouble starting since. |
| 3-12-12 I have 2001 Chevy Malibu V6. Could not start the car,turned over cranking but would not start. Battery was week finally dead totally, could not even charge on charger,purchase new battery,and still wouldn't start. Read a few reviews about the theft light being on, and blinking. Turned the ignition on till the panel lights came on, left it there on for 10 or more minutes. Guess what it worked, the light went off, and the car started. Thanks for the great comments. Robert from New York, long Island. |
| Glad to help ! |
