1999 Oldsmobile Alero "aleros security light stop blinking" Questions

...security light to go solid or stop blinking Insert your key into the ignition. Turn the key to "Start" position. Release the key leaving it in the "Run" position. If the "Security" light is flashing ...

security light goes on, my car will not st... Once my security light goes on my car will not start. I have to leave the key on with the light blinking once it stops blinking my car will start right up

...security light blinking when this happens? (right hand side of the dash?) If so, it may be your passlock fuel shut off is going wacko? In the manual it tells how to reset the system. It involves ...

...security light has come on when starting the car,,,,now today the car wont start eventhough I seem to have all the dashboard lights working and the dome light works too. the battery symbol is lit as ...

...security light came on while I was driving, went off when I turned car off. Never came back on, I started the car many times since, with no problem, but when I got off work this morning, nothing. ...

...security light flash when you try to start it? Try this...I sent this to someone about a year ago. Mine hasn't done it since.... --This worked for my '01 Alero (GM as well): While the key is in "on" ...

...security light stops blinking, im pretty sure it's about 10 minutes. Once it has stopped blinking, turn the key back to the off position and then try and start. but keep in mind that this will only ...

security light is flashing If the previous solution doesn't work, try this: While the key is in "on" position and your security light is blinking, it is probably your "Passlock" security device acting

...Security light blinks. Hey jonce17....I had the same problem, and my Alero sat in my driveway for 2 days. I looked online for the solution, and I found out how to bypass the security. After it won't ...

...security light is blinking, it is probably your "Passlock" security device acting up. Very common in these years for GM cars. To test if this is it, simply turn your key forward (to "on" position) ...