Straight wired car still will not crank

Good morning.

Why did you perform this?

Lets go back to the beginning. What was the original issue? Was the theft light or security light on?

Roy

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-reset-a-security-system

The only thing connected to the PCM in the starting circuit is the wire from the start inhibit switch to pin C175B, the black/red wire, so if you are bypassing the PCM, just ground this wire to a metal ground.

Well, that is a crank and no start, not a no crank issue,
Why do you not just go to the dealer and show them proof of ownership and the VIN number and get them to make a new key or call a locksmith instead of doing all this bypassing.
By passing the security is not an easy task or it would not really be too much of a security system to begin with.

There is not a way to bypass the system. Without the proper key the security system will keep it from running as it will keep the ECU from functioning. Trying to bypass it will simply damage the ECU and you will then need to make the proper keys as well as replace the ECU and have them both programmed to make them work. That is why most new cars that are stolen are pulled apart for parts and not kept as a complete vehicle, unless it is a very expensive vehicle. Then the thieves will use stolen dealer information to make new keys or reprogram the system to disable the security parts.