Marsh map 2013 Chevy Malibu will not start and the Anti-Theft light keeps coming on can you tell me why?

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Asked by Holly Apr 22, 2017 at 08:54 PM about the 2003 Chevrolet Malibu FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2003 Chevy Malibu and I have had mechanics look at over last 2
months I will go out for two weeks at a time and it will run and start just fine
and then I have those certain days I go out and it will not start and I noticed the
anti-theft lights are on . I am a single mother  and I have not got of money to
pay to get this fixed can someone please help me I thought Chevrolet's were
supposed to be better than Ford's I guess I was wrong!!!!!

3 Answers

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Sounds like the key got wet and the battery inside it is going dead /// chances are if you use your spare key then you won't see the security light

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30,385

Changing the battery is easy but I like to do it quick so it won't lose'memory.(most have flash memory but this old dog can;t break old habits) Keys are easy to program but you have to have 1 good working key to do it..... Ebay has keys for your car at less the $10 for 2 but you have to get them cut then it's east to program the (the car does all the work .. all you do is follow the simple instructions

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My last mechanic spliced​ a wire why he was trying to fix the anti theft system and now if it doesn't start I have to raise the hood and take that wire and put it to the battery and Spark it up to make it start and I don't like that???

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