You cannot bypass the system. It needs to be operational and you need a Tech2 scan tool to be able to diagnose the problem.

Answered by Wrenchtech (expert)
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mines needed the passlock sensor, which was failling. its in the ignition switch. with the resistor is built in. the sensor wasnt communicating with the resistor hendering the info to the module, shutting down the car. the part is 75 at partsgeek.com. or the resistor could be failing. your key probably wouldnt have a chip. BUT if it does, look at youtube video nerdboytv and go from there.

Answered by kimcclen
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Please don't confuse the poster. This car has a Passlock system that doesn't use a resister or a key chip.

Answered by Wrenchtech (expert)
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ok, if it has the passlock system, then a passlock sensor COULD BE replaced then. bypass passlock sensor @ autozone, oreilly, partsgeek. i said probably wouldnt have a chip also, read expert.

Answered by kimcclen
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I'll tell you again. This system uses no chip, no resister, and I'll bet you have no idea how to bypass this sensor. This system isn't shutting down at initial start up as an improper Passlock code would do so it needs to be diagnosed as first posted and stop confusing the poster with misinformation.

Answered by Wrenchtech (expert)
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