how do i reset my security system?diconecting the battery dont work..

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Asked by Jake Dec 07, 2010 at 11:17 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet Malibu

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

on my 04' malibu i went and warmed it up, i go to leave and the dorrs are locked. i have the cops unlock it and now when i open the door it alarms and sometimes it locks on its own....i need some help please it is annoying and very disliked my neighbors...

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onley way is to unhook battery have it towed to your chevy dealer & have them reset it,it has to be reprogramed via their computer,not something you can do at home.

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To reset your security system i would try. putting the key to on position don't start it. wait 10 min and the light should go out. i had a pontiac with similar problems.let me know if it works

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