how do i reset my theft .system in my 2001 malibu?

Asked by chester77 Apr 30, 2013 at 11:02 AM about the 2001 Chevrolet Malibu LS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i changed the stereo. when i tried nstarting it, it wont start. theft system light stays on. i tried the 10 minute waiting game about 10 different times. no luck!!! help???

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69,075

You did it 3 times in a row waiting ten minutes for the light to go of each time?

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69,075

And after the light goes out you shut the key off and then try to restart and nothing? Have you checked fuses? I have seen plenty of stereo installs that pinch wires and pop fuses.

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you dont need serial # from the dealer , the dealer get a number from the radio,place a call then they will unlock the radio

69,075

Joe #1 how does the dealer unlock the radio and #2 the radio isn't the issue, the car not starting is the issue. Highly doubtful that they installed a factory radio.

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