Ignition Switch Enigma Solving the Puzzle of Restricted Left Turns

My car wouldn't start without jumper wires, so I assumed that my ignition switch gave up. I followed the wiring diagram, ... gonna be tumblers or tumbler housing. Clean it out well. Take a large paper clip and insert it in the lock cylinder and wiggle it also after you ... ... doesn't interface with the ignition switch coil, distributor, or starter. ... turn signal switch, the left signal came on, and vice-versa. The ignition should be no voltage also. Here is a pic of the fuse panel. That ignition lug is supplied power by one of these relays. I just ... 1. Try Turning · Steering Wheel ; 2. Wiggle · Key In The Ignition ; 3. Try Lubricating · Lock ; 4. Check · Gear Shift Or Battery. Double check that the ignition switch harness 6-P connector is securely attached to the driver's under-dash fuse/relay box. If that doesn't work, try a few more positions. All else fails, you will need to do1 of3 things. 1: Try to get the lock cylinder out w/o ... Key will not physically come all the way back to 0-LOCK position on the ignition cylinder. It comes about 70% back from 1-ACC towards 0-LOCK. Turning the key, the console lights stay off, the headlight doesn't come on and the starter won't fire. The battery tests fine. What from ... I'm with Dan - it sounds like a sticking solenoid; BUT could be a sticking Circuit Breaker. Also, are you sure the ignition switch was for the correct year?