I have a 94 grand am and if the 95 is the same with the key under steering wheel you should be able to remove the panel there will be one wire for the ground one i think goes to a yellow wire and 2 that go to another yellow wire should just be able to take the anti theft out and hook yhe 2 yellow wires together
My dealer tells me that this fix will cause "other problems" on my 96 Grand Am. I think he is not telling me the whole story. He has been telling me that it is necessary to replace either the ignition or the cluster, or both. (We have done this and it did not solve the problem) His next suggestion is to change out the cluster as many times as necessary till we find one that works (each time they have to keep the car for 6-10 business days, without offering a loaner). In the meantime, I have to get gas without cutting off the engine (dangerous, I know) and risk getting stranded everywhere I go. Thanks GM!
start car up and then disconnect wires all together... this will leave the anti theft light on but car should not stall...
If the security light is flashing on the dashboard when the key is on the "on" position, the passlock system is enabled. Refer to you owner's manual to deactivate the passlock system.
my car is locked and the anti theft system is on, how can I deactivate that system
yes you can easily disable this passlock system. simply cut the yellow small wire from ign. switch in the column up by the switch. this is the passlock wire. dealer says it cannot be done, they lie however.
sealed system or not
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My car...a Pontiac Grand Am (2001) is no longer under the warranty period and the anti-theft device has malfunctioned and I cannot start my car. I would just like to deactivate it and avoid paying the $500 + to replace it. As a matter of fact, last year while the car was still under warranty, the system malfunctioned and the part was replaced under warranty. One year later the part/the system has malfunctioned again and now I'm being told that the system cannot be deactivated. Any insight you can offer would be appreciated.