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  1. #1 Do keys have sensors or chips in them 
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    I have a 2005 GTP does a new key need to come with a chip or sensor in it?
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    You'd need to buy a PK3 key to use in the car, and those do have a chip in them.

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    Does it require special work after it's cut?
    2005 Grand Prix GTP CompG. Overkill PCM, ZZP S2 I/C, ZZP MPS W/ 3.3" pulley, 1.9 YT rockers, 42.5# injectors, Moroso wires and AL104 plugs, 180 Thermostat, LS4 MAF.
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    A security relearn will likely be required.

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    There about $75 at ACE, down here anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J57ltr View Post
    There about $75 at ACE, down here anyway.

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    Freaking Sweet!! Thanks. I was going to get another key this weekend.

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    Mine are 2 for $5.29 for OEM GM keys lol
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    Lol, I sent a message to them I don't think mine is pk3 think it might be the other one, since it's an 05'

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    05 is PK3.

    Relearn procedure is easy and takes all of 10 seconds.


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    I'll have to look that one up then. That's good to know, my 97 has PK3 on them but this car came with a funky key with a hole instead of a slot for the ring and the key has no markings on it.

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    Where do I find the security relearn procedure.
    2005 Grand Prix GTP CompG. Overkill PCM, ZZP S2 I/C, ZZP MPS W/ 3.3" pulley, 1.9 YT rockers, 42.5# injectors, Moroso wires and AL104 plugs, 180 Thermostat, LS4 MAF.
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    1) Insert the original, already programmed key in the ignition and start the engine.

    2) After the engine has started, turn the key to off and remove the key.

    3) Insert the key to be programmed and turn it to on within 10 seconds of removing the original key.

    4) The security light will turn off once the key has been programmed. It may not be apparent that the security light went on due to how quickly the key is programmed.


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    2005 Grand Prix GTP CompG. Overkill PCM, ZZP S2 I/C, ZZP MPS W/ 3.3" pulley, 1.9 YT rockers, 42.5# injectors, Moroso wires and AL104 plugs, 180 Thermostat, LS4 MAF.
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