No. The anti-theft system is inherent with the vehicles wiring. It can be bypassed, but I have no knowledge of how to do it.
If this is anything like my 2006 Malibu you simply put the key in and leave it on the on position. The power in the car will be on and the theft system light will be on or blinking.
Leave the key in for 10 to 15 minutes and the theft system light will be off. You can then start your car.
This is annoying, especially if you are in a hurry, but it works...
Yes but check out http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=958180
No the car will not start if you unhook the anti theft system on the malibu. And why would you want to disconnect the pass lock system any ways????
for about 3-5minutes. I have a 2001 malibu that does the same thing. When you hook up the battery and turn the key forward you should see the gauges return to normal before you try to crank the engine. It may also be the theft system. To reset that you have to turn the key forward for 10 minutes and then shut it off for 10 seconds. Then try again to start the car. It may take up to 3 attempts at this. Which means sitting in the parking lot for over a half hour. Been there done that. GM sucks.
then unlock it and start the car again.if this won't work probably it's the theft alarm stopping the engine from starting
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