The 2007 Saturn Ion does not use a traditional transponder chip in the key like many modern vehicles. Instead, it typically uses a standard metal key for ignition. However, some models may have an optional keyless entry system, but this does not involve a chip in the ignition key itself. Always check your owner's manual or consult a dealer for specific information regarding your vehicle's key system.
No, not any of the Saturn ION's manufactured by GM have chip keys, regardless of the model year.
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No. This doesn't mean any properly cut key will work though. The computers in the car are sophisticated enough to tell which metals the key is made from. The car then compares the metallurgy of the key in the ignition to the file on the computer's memory. If they match, the car will start.
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No. The suburban didn't get a transponder key until 2007.
You have a failure with the key or the computer that senses the chip in the key.
No. Only the '07-'08 Aura, Outlook, Sky and the '06-'07 Relay use transponder chip keys
It could have the Sentry Key system (chip key).
Yes, the 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt typically comes equipped with a transponder chip in the key for security purposes. This chip is programmed to communicate with the car's ignition system, allowing the engine to start only if the correct key is used.
Most Chrysler dealers have key machines. Your key most likely has a "chip" that requires programming.
You have to go to the Saturn (or other GM) dealership to get your key made. You will need to provide proof of ownership (title) and a photo ID (driver's license). Only the person with his/her name on the title will be able to get the key made.