Replacement key

Asked by GuruZW5TS Oct 18, 2017 at 02:03 AM about the 2004 Chevrolet Malibu LS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I only had one key to the car it was stolen I
went to the dealership for a replacement
key and followed all programming
instructions the battery died had it charged
but when I tried to reprogram the key
(unsure if it programmed) all I got when I
turned key was it tried to start then fast
clicking and then no power

4 Answers

59,825

Sounds like not getting full battery power to the starter, may have bad battery terminals or terminal wires or connections at starter or frame ground.

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Thank you, I've checked all of that. Was thinking the key isn't right or the anti theft is locked. I'll take the battery to get checked, maybe it gave out.

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I have 3 sets of keys to my Chevy Malibu 2013 one of them was stolen how can I make it where that key will not unlock my car or start it

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59,825

Go to the dealership have your other 2 and your car re-programmed for another code or just hope who-ever stole it does not use it.

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