How do you disengage the security on a 2000 Chevy Blazer?

Question

I have a 2000 Chevy Blazer 2wd, i had a bad Brake Light switch (connected to the turn signal switch...) It cost me 230 bucks for a new one... now i put it back together, tried to start it and it started and died instantly, and the security light came on...i rented the Scanner tool from autozone, checked for a code (i figured i would show up as an error code...) but there was no codes at all... Somoeone told us that we need a new ignition switch, but i wanna make sure it is that before i go taking it all apart again...i was just gonna get the ECU reprogrammed and Disable the VATS, but i dont think it will work because the scanner said there was not codes or anything wrong...

Suggestions please!!! Thanks for the help!!

Answer 1

It is likely time to recycle the vehicle. AutoOnInfo.net's reliability/durability studies suggest that 7-year-old Chevrolet is as troublesome to own as a 34-year-old Toyota and a 48-year-old Honda. Your vehicle is at least 8 years old and I haven't seen any 48-year-old Hondas on the highway, although I have seen an occasional 34-year-old Toyota.