Try turning the key to the ON position (do not try to start car) and leave it in the on position for 10-20 minutes, then try to start car DO NOT TURN KEY OFF before trying to start though.. It will "reset" the override.
It's been a while back, but a ex-girlfriend had a Chevy Malibu around same year as yours that would not start once in a while, every once in a while.. Never knew when it'd might not start, never threw any codes, and ran great, when it would start.
I believe someone here told me to try leaving the key in the on position when it wouldn't start for 10-20 minutes, then attempt to start it.. Worked every time she ever had the issue for 3-4 years (was very sporadic, and usually after it started it'd be fine for quite a while, it may be months before it'd do it again). If I recall right, whoever told me said after so many minutes of the key being on it overrides the security system.
It's a cheap attempt, and better than just throwing parts at it.
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