This is a difficult question without knowing what kind of vehicle it is. I would start by attempting to remove the steering wheel. This may also be impossible if the wheel is locked. Then I would attempt to take off the cover(s) from the steering column and see if its possible to remove any of the switches. It may be possible to unlock the steering wheel once you are behind it. There will be a small metal rod ( the steering lock ) that moves up and down while turning the key and inserts into the steering wheel. There may be a pin or a part that screws onto the locking cylinder ( your key switch ) that holds it in that may also be accessible once the steering column cover(s) have been removed. If none of these things work I would call a locksmith to see if he can pick the lock as long as you didn't break your key off in the cylinder. As a last resort you may try drilling the cylinder out. This may take a few attempts and you may damage something in the recess where the cylinder rests. Another method I've heard of is to use a dent puller and try to yank it out - expect collateral damage if you attempt this.
The tumblers in the key cylinder have most likely become stuck in the wrong position and you will have to replace the ignition key cylinder.
Sorry You can't you will have to replace the whole housing If the cylinder doesn't turn Your out of luck
Hey Albert==It is probably in the lock cylinder. You may have to replace it. Get a manual on your car to find out the procedure. Goodluck Joe
this is caused by ignition lock cylinder failure, you will have to replace the ignition lock cylinder and key.
If the ignition key remains in the first on position the steering wheel may be stuck. Another reason can include the lock cylinder is malfunctioning.
Is this in a Ford? LOL have to take column apart and replace the ignition tumbler assy
Use the opportunity to replace the ignition. Key needs to be in On position for removal.
I would replace the lock cylinder.
With the key stuck in the accessory position the steering wheel is locked and the gearshift is locked in the park position. Perhaps you should consider having a locksmith change the key cylinder where it is, or else have it towed to the garage.
the tumblers in your key switch are failing replace them before long
Your key switch contact inside the ignition switch cylinder may be stuck closed. You may need to replace the switch or the ignition key cylinder. On a Ford and GM, the contact is replaceable without the ignition switch, but requires the steering wheel removed to replace it. Not sure what is required for the Lebaron, but it is not a major task to do for a mechanic.
First, replace the battery. Then, cycle the ignition between on and off three times. Turn the ignition key into the on position, then the off position, three times. The computer will recognize the key, reboot the computer, and release your key.