Is there a security code for the Saturn radio?
Saturn radios are quite different from most other manufacturers, as GM allows you to enter your own code. Most manufacturers will come with the radio security code already stored to into its processor.
What does theft lock do on a Saturn?
Saturn calls this feature “TheftLock”. Its purpose is to prevent unauthorized use of your radio and will not allow your stereo to operate without the proper code. Saturn began using the antitheft feature, “TheftLock” around the 1990’s and is still used in many GM vehicles.
Are there any problems with the Saturn Outlook?
Check out our Saturn Outlook overview to see the most problematic years, worst problems and most recently reported complaints with the Outlook.
Why does my GM theft lock radio lock up?
GM Theftlock radios are designed to lock up automatically when the vehicle’s battery dies or becomes disconnected, though an electronic malfunction could also cause the Theftlock function to activate.
How does the PassLock work on a Saturn Ion 3?
The 2003 Saturn Ion 3 is equipped with the Passlock anti-theft system. The system disables the ignition if it detects that starting the car is attempted with an invalid key. When the Passlock system is activated, the security light flashes on the instrument panel. The engine cannot be started until the system resets.
Saturn radios are quite different from most other manufacturers, as GM allows you to enter your own code. Most manufacturers will come with the radio security code already stored to into its processor.
How does the Check Engine light work on Saturn?
The Check engine light will flash many short blinks. The total number of blinks equals the code number. For example, flash,pause, flash,flash = code 12.If more than one code is stored, the Check engine light will flash the codes in sequence (lowest to highest) with a pause between each code.
Saturn calls this feature “TheftLock”. Its purpose is to prevent unauthorized use of your radio and will not allow your stereo to operate without the proper code. Saturn began using the antitheft feature, “TheftLock” around the 1990’s and is still used in many GM vehicles.