Security Issue, go to the dealer?
Yeah I agree...both systems are good though....Except when you have to replace one of them. LOL. I have an '05 Malibu Classic and I had to replace the passlock sensor....$110 my cost...thankfully.
Well I finally got my MC back from the shop. (Short version) Turned out to be the Passkey components in the cylinder. What a poorly designed component, wires getting frayed and all. I didn't really need that $$$ I suppose...
I've pretty much decided though that my next car isn't going to be a low milleage late model MC, I'd going to find a +/- 1985 model, go over her with a fine tooth comb for the body, suspension, etc., and drop a new pristineengine in her, like having a brand new car without all thiscomputerized nonsense.
I've pretty much decided though that my next car isn't going to be a low milleage late model MC, I'd going to find a +/- 1985 model, go over her with a fine tooth comb for the body, suspension, etc., and drop a new pristineengine in her, like having a brand new car without all thiscomputerized nonsense.
And the moral of the story, boys and girls, is to always be nice to your Monte Carlo and never let her think you are thinking about other cars, or she will turn on you and pretend you are a stranger trying to steal her, and as such end up spending lots of money to make things right.
...and people wonder why I don't want to get married.
...and people wonder why I don't want to get married.
Hi , I need some help.
I have a 2001 Monte Carlo SS
I lost my keys and had a locksmith make a new one. The car has been OK, sometimes waiting 10 minutes it will start. It is a plain key with no chip. Last night I went grocery shopping. It would not turn over. I had to disconnect the battery then lock and open the door to get the key to work.
Can I replace this with a Dorman - OE Solutions Ignition Lock Cylinder with Passlock Sensor?
Do I need the passcode sensor or can I just use a Dorman - OE Solutions Ignition Lock Cylinder?
Or, is the best option to go to the dealer? ($$$$$$$ YUCK)
Thanks everyone, I appreciate advice!
I have a 2001 Monte Carlo SS
I lost my keys and had a locksmith make a new one. The car has been OK, sometimes waiting 10 minutes it will start. It is a plain key with no chip. Last night I went grocery shopping. It would not turn over. I had to disconnect the battery then lock and open the door to get the key to work.
Can I replace this with a Dorman - OE Solutions Ignition Lock Cylinder with Passlock Sensor?
Do I need the passcode sensor or can I just use a Dorman - OE Solutions Ignition Lock Cylinder?
Or, is the best option to go to the dealer? ($$$$$$$ YUCK)
Thanks everyone, I appreciate advice!
Last edited by phondo2; Feb 10, 2018 at 12:16 PM. Reason: forgot to put car model in.
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