Ignition is totally frozen on my 2000 Tahoe. No

This is likely a problem with the passlock 2 system created by gm which has had many complaints but never has been recalled. Place key in ignition, turn to ON Position. (do not start). Leave in ON position for Exactly 10 minutes. The light will shut off, Immediately start the vehicle once the light is off.

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Verify where you are losing spark. Check at the end of the plug wires and at the coil. If you have nothing from the coil then either the coil is bad, ignition module is bad, or the crank sensor is bad. If you have a code puller or can get one it will tell you if crank sensor or ignition module is the problem.

If you had battery unhooked and assuming that it is turning over try this Put your key in turn it on dont start wait 10 mins remove key wait 10 seconds repeat this a total of 3 times. If that dont work try a different key do the same thing. This relearns your key to the ignition it started with Gm cars and trucks from 1999 to to 2006. It is a big problem but there is no recall that I know of. If that dont work a dealer needs to probably replace and reprogram your ignition switch and keys

Turn your key to the on position(do not start), then push the throttle pedal to the floor three times, turn of the ignition, wait a second or twothen start the engine, this should reset it. Works on the 2000 Tahoe LT 4WD

Fuel pump or the fuel pressure regulator are the most common problems.

Sounds like an ignition switch, I believe there are 2 different switches a 10 pin and a 14 pin and they are made of plastic and they are kind of pricey. Cant say how hard they are to change have never run into a bad one yet

ignition switch is where I would start.

There is no fix for this, u will need to replace the seat belt.

With the ignition on, Motor Not Running, fully depress the accelerator three times within five seconds. Turn off ignition, start car.

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