2004 Pontiac Grand Am se

Asked by Jim Apr 20, 2016 at 08:15 PM about the 2004 Pontiac Grand Am SE

Question type: General

I have a. 04 Pontiac Grand Am se 2.2L 4
cylinder. Changed fuel pump, filter and gas
lines. But have same problem. It starts and
immediately shuts of. What can it be?

2 Answers

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It could be a your passlock II anti theft ignition. This is the complete relearn procedure, it should reset in 10 mins. but could take a little more than 30 minutes but easy to do. Your ignition has 4 positions 1.Off 2.ACC 3.On 4.Start (Cranks over & springs back to 3.On) Step 1 – Attempt to start the vehicle, this is the "start" position. It will crank, and start for 1-2 seconds then stall. The security light will be on or flashing. Leave the key in the ‘on’ position for 10-11 minutes, then the security light will stay solid or go off. Step 2 – Turn the key to the ‘off’ position for no less 10 seconds. Attempt to start the vehicle. If it runs at this point then you have reset your passlock. If the problem persists you can continue repeat Step 1 two more times. Make sure turn the key to the ‘off’ position for 10 seconds before each 10 minute cycle. Hopefully your car is running by now Step 3 – The vehicle is now ready to relearn the proper code. Turn the key ‘off’ for 15 seconds and then ‘crank’ the vehicle. it should start back up now. The security light might stay on solid for several minutes afterwards

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If anyone needs añ answer, I have the 03, SE, it's behind the fuse on driver side, it's a 10 amp, has like BCM/2 other things on it, but mine was loose behind that fuse , wiggled it, and then tightened it behind the fuse panel, hasn't happened in 4 months

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