Battery light and security light

Asked by Joshua Jan 30, 2021 at 11:37 PM about the 2001 Chevrolet Tahoe LS 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I don't know if it might question went out but I have a 2001
Chevy Tahoe my battery light and my security light are on
and I can't get the truck to start and the headlights are dead
they don't work and the interior lights won't work and can't
think of anything else but the running lights work on it and
the instrumental light works anybody know what's wrong
with my truck and I think the windows ain't working either
does anybody know what's wrong with it I tried to bypass
code four or five times and I can't get that that didn't work
try to get to learn the key and it didn't work I switched the
ignitions that didn't work anybody know what's wrong with
it in the battery drains to

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James answered 3 years ago

Don't waste any more time on the so called relearn procedures that everyone talks about! They're for a specific repair to the security system! You need to be towed to your local Chevrolet Dealer for repairs. For whatever reason the computer isn't recognizing your key. Hope that helps! Jim

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GuruDV39BP answered 2 months ago

trouble - 01 tahoe,tryed to start 'won't startthe security light came on,got on the enternet to trouble shoot problem,said ,to ingition on -10 min.then off,do this -3 times,did not work,and my headlights,enterior lights,override switch control all not working, whats seems to be problem ?

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