You can disconect the battery, which i wouldn't recommend. This means the engine is still spinning, and might still be drawing fuel, but it wont be using the fuel. This will either break something outright, or eventualy lock the engine, where you will be unable to turn it over. I would recommend that you put the car in Neutral, hold the brakes, and simply let the engine idle away the gas. Or you can do something to interrupt the flow of gas, IE put a really big clamp on the fuel line so that it runs out of fuel and stops spinning. NEVER YANK THE FUEL LINE OUT! you will get sprayed with gas as the pressure equalizes, and you will look really dumb at the ER when they ask how you messed up your eyes. Then get it to a mechanic as soon as possible, because that is going to be a really big electrical problem.
With the cylinder removed there is no easy way to turn the switch it would normally operate to the "off" position.
Insert the ignition key into the ignition and turn it to on, the alarm should shut off.
put the kay in the ignition and then turn the car on then turn the wheel. im ean its not rocket sciene...BIG HAIRY
Its a 94 Probe and my son stuck the key in tonight and the car wont turn on
You need to replace the ignition switch. Too much play in it.
That's called dieseling, and the main thing that causes it is improper ignition timing.
car lock freez up
that means your battery will be dead in the morning
You could try turning your steering wheel both directions to release pressure then turn.
Starter, battery, battery connections, neutral switch,
It may be that when you shut down your car earlier you had your steering wheel turned just so. Try inserting your key in the ignition and turn your steering wheel just slightly and see if that will unlock the switch. I had that happen to me and that is all I needed to do. Hope this helped.
Car just shut off checked getting fuel cranks good just wont turn over