2001 Grand AM SE

First - Please use a more proper or even "nearly" proper level of punctuation. Your post takes more effort to read through than it should and if you want people to help out, you have to make it a bit easier for them to do so.

So - after you put in the body module, do you still have the problem with the trunk popping open, etc., or are you now at a point where the car simply will not run after you release the starter?

Does the car actually start and run for a few seconds and then simply die - in other words, up to the point that it dies, does it seem normal?

Is the started disengaging when you let off the key?

Do you have any aftermarket equipment such as remote start or the likes installed?

Simple, but often overlooked - have you checked all of the fuses?

You say you "recently put a new module in the car same year and make". I take it you mean you replaced the body control module with another one from another Grand Am. I don't know everything about Body Control Modules (BCM's) but from what I do know, at least about my car, the new BCM has to be the

*exact* same one as the old one. Especially the same Part Number. If it is not, then it is useless to your car. I had this problem with the BCM on my '96 Bonnie. I thought it went (long story), so I replaced it with another one from a '96 Bonnie. Didn't work right at all, because the Bonnie I got it from had different options then the Bonnie I own. Basically, if I were you, I would make sure the part numbers on both BCM's match. Sometimes just because they are both from a '01 Grand Am, doesn't mean they will work.