Ignition Switch Predicament Breaking Free from the Shackles of Restricted Left Turns

Double check that the ignition switch harness 6-P connector is securely attached to the driver's under-dash fuse/relay box. Anyone having this problem: remove the shift knob so you see just the lever and button and try to fully turn the car off and take the key out again. If you have ... Did you have the ignition switch off the column? You may need to adjust it OR you may have a bent pin on the switch. Here's an informative video ... Issue #1 - After unwrapping 1/2 a roll of electrical tape, I discovered with the PO left behind. I am very tempted to cut them and splice new ... First, disconnect the battery. Do it ASAP, like now. Then take your steering column apart, and have a look for fried wires. the common solution is to get : 1 - a temporary key and ignition barrel from the stealership....this is cheaper solution....but you will have an ... The switch not wanting to turn could be the key, the lock, or the switch. First, I tried to remove the outer retainer ring ( bezel) in hopes of getting the ... If the key is not in the close proximity to that ring the car will turn over but will not start. Fortunately I didn't destroy that electronic ... If the chime works as it should when the key is left in the ignition switch after a successful drive, then the next time the car won't start and ... In today's video, Jake delves into the crucial role of the ignition switch in your vehicle, how it operates, the various symptoms indicating ...