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Ok, this is kind of hard to explain but I'll try my best. My last car (1995 3.4 Firebird) had a red button on the lower left side of my driver's side. It was right under the trunk button. Well, i never knew what it did but one day the light was blinking (i had left the window open, and the car was locked and instead of using the keyless, i reached my hand in and unlocked it) this was right before i noticed the red light blinking. Well, examining the light, i noticed a small button, I pressed it and held it and the light turned to solid. I know the cars come with a security system that disables the starter and while the light was blinking, the car wouldnt start but once i pressed that button and it turned solid the car started fine. Well, now I have a 2000 Firebird and there is no red button. The key i was given by the dealer seems to be faulty because sometimes the 'security' light comes on and it does not start. I was wondering, is that red light aftermarket, like someone put that there to override the security system, or is that something thats stock?
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Re: My security system
not factory. sounds like what you think, overrides the starter.
be careful, it could be your key but it could be something else like your lock cylinder going out and it will strand you if your not careful.
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