Remote start system
A tow truck is the easiest way. You could pry out the ignition but yould ruin the steering column in the process.
Yes, but it isn't the ignition itself, it could be bad linkage rods that connect to the starter motor.
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I'm assuming you mean an ignition coil. If that is correct, an improperly functioning ignition coil will cause the engine to have a misfire, and could lead to severe engine damage if not corrected expeditiously.
It can be the solonoid or the starter itself. TAke it to a garage and have it checked out. I have the same problem in my Explorer Sport. It could be your Anti-Theft immobilizer. Somehow my keys unprogrammed themselves, which didnt match the code in the ignition, therefore the car would not start. If a mechanic cannot fix the problem, call a locksmith.
Could be a bad ignition coil either traditional type or C.O.P. (Coil on Plug) type
Could be a bad ignition coil Have vehicle scanned to see if problem has set any codes
several could bes. If there is no action, the engine does not turn, the rod running from the key switch to the ignition switch on the column could be broken, or the ignition switch itself could haved malfunctioned. If there has be work immediately privious to the problem, check for loose connection, expecially on the ignition switch.
You would have to disconnect the wires from the stock ignition, so you would have to tear it out unless you could find a way to do it without it.
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It could be a problem with the ABS system, but if it just comes on by itself for no apparent reason, it may be the ignition switch.