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Hi there Oldred,
I had a similar problem with a Cadillac that would do that. I was told when it did this, remove the key and clean it, wait a few minutes and try it again. It seemed to work. I don't think your 02 has a chip in the key like mine did, I think it has something to do with the Passlock security system. |
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X2 with S10 racer.
Passlock II systems are flaky like that. There are several ways to bypass it , just google it.
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Looks like S10 nailed it and apparently it's the key itself, did it again this afternoon so she switched keys and it fired right up. Not certain it's the key or maybe just coincidence but still the problem seems to lie in the Passlock system so if that mess can be by-passed that's what I will do with it.
Thanks guys I would never have thought of that! |
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A worn key can cause trouble with the Passkey II system.The lock cylinder is sensitive to tampering. A key with worn edges may cause the cylinder to read it as being tampered with or a "shaved" key.
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