Last night I thought my battery was dead, I put my Cobalt key in my Solstice and the key turned on and everything worked, lights came on, radio worked, and when I tried to start it, it acted like the battery was dead, the only difference between the two keys in the emblem, so after I discovered that I came home and put the Solstice key in the Cobalt and the same thing happened, I guess its a safety feature, both keys work, but will not start, Just some FYI.
Last night I thought my battery was dead, I put my Cobalt key in my Solstice and the key turned on and everything worked, lights came on, radio worked, and when I tried to start it, it acted like the battery was dead, the only difference between the two keys in the emblem, so after I discovered that I came home and put the Solstice key in the Cobalt and the same thing happened, I guess its a safety feature, both keys work, but will not start, Just some FYI.
That's interesting!
Next Sosltice meeting I'm going to try my key in everyone's Solstice, just to see what happens.
If the key doesn't have the correct chip in it, it will not work, the chip is a security feature. You cannot go in now and get key's cut for SKY's & AURA's, they have to have the chip. Should be the same with Pontiacs.
If the key doesn't have the correct chip in it, it will not work, the chip is a security feature. You cannot go in now and get key's cut for SKY's & AURA's, they have to have the chip. Should be the same with Pontiacs.
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