Anti theft system
jason5678
12-08-2006, 07:49 PM
My 89 is driving me MADDD!!!!!!
Anti theft system is ingaging when i try to start the car... got a new key and it still does the same thing. The car has 22k original miles... Can any one help before i set the car to FLAME. Can i disingauge the system or bypass it? turn it off... I dont want to replace the steering column or what ever!!!! Im broke and cant afford somthin like that!!!
Let me know.... You can email me @ Squeez707@yahoo.com
Anti theft system is ingaging when i try to start the car... got a new key and it still does the same thing. The car has 22k original miles... Can any one help before i set the car to FLAME. Can i disingauge the system or bypass it? turn it off... I dont want to replace the steering column or what ever!!!! Im broke and cant afford somthin like that!!!
Let me know.... You can email me @ Squeez707@yahoo.com
caddydaddy
12-09-2006, 07:19 AM
You'd have to trouble shoot what's wrong. It could be some module. But without a service manual I don't know where to look.
GenMot
03-14-2007, 09:38 PM
Start with something simple. My 91 does the same thing even after the diode wires broke and I had to replaced the key set (not to expensive if you do it your self). Now I get in the car and put the key and turn the ignition on (doen't start). I put on my seat belt then start the car. Works every time. This give the system time to react. My son makes it go off all the time. He gets in the car and quickly starts the car. Flipping the key from off to start to fast for the computer to react, or at least the relays. Let me know if this helps.
dugan50
03-14-2007, 09:47 PM
Vats Answer
Does your key have a black chip on it? If so, your problem is an antitheft sytem failure. Inside the lock cylinder are 2 contacts that read the key. Each time you turn the key you are bending the wire that goes to these contacts. After a few thousand starts, the wire begins to break and won't read the key every time. Once it fails, you're locked out for 4 minutes before you can try it again. If it has failed once, it will fail again. Contact a tech to either bypass the system or replace the lock & key.
Here is a link on how to bypass the system
http://www.12vp.com/info_resistors.htm
http://www.stolenandrecovered.com
Does your key have a black chip on it? If so, your problem is an antitheft sytem failure. Inside the lock cylinder are 2 contacts that read the key. Each time you turn the key you are bending the wire that goes to these contacts. After a few thousand starts, the wire begins to break and won't read the key every time. Once it fails, you're locked out for 4 minutes before you can try it again. If it has failed once, it will fail again. Contact a tech to either bypass the system or replace the lock & key.
Here is a link on how to bypass the system
http://www.12vp.com/info_resistors.htm
http://www.stolenandrecovered.com
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