You undougetly did somethig wrong. Try adjusting the switch first.
sure it can
You mean, I think, ignition switch module, which is the location of the ignition switch.
Why is gasoline coming out of the ignition switch?
diagram colors to conest ignition switch
The barrel is not timed properly to the switch.
The pnp switch is short for Park/Neutral Switch. Its pretty much the middle man between the ignition switch and the starter. It only allows the current from the ignition switch to reach the starter if the vehicle is in park or neutral. Its usually connected to the shifter. Allow me to correct myself on the first answer. If the shifter is on the column it will be located in the column region. If shifters on the floor its under the vehicle and connected to the shifter.
No, you do not.
Make sure the shifter handle is fully engaged in park. On my '92 caravan, I have to push the shifter up and forward again after putting it in park, to make sure it's fully in park. My ignition switch won't turn off all the way or door locks work until I do that. Also, you might have a loose shifter mechanism...jiggle it while turning the ignition switch at the same time.
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remove the plastic ring around the button you push on the shifter to switch gears, the car thinks it's still in drive and won't release the key. The ring removal will release it, but the actual fix involves replacing the whole shifter...
Try putting the shifter in neutral and try it. If not pull the shifter in to park, but pull it into park and turn key.
In order for this car to shift out of Park, the ignition switch needs to be turned to the On position and the button on the shifter handle (under the thumb) needs to be pressed. If the car is on and the button is pressed, remote the shifter handle first (pulling the u-clip out of the shifter handle in the notch facing the dashboard) and check for mechanical problems. If the rod in the center of the shifter is functioning properly, you will need to check the connection within the ignition switch and then move on to transmission issues.
the ignition switch is bad
Probably the ignition switch. HavE IT CHECKED OUT> neutral safety switch......located under the shifter panel
The ignition switch on a 1996 Mercury Tracer might lock up and release only when the shifter is removed from park and then put in the park position again because the sensor is getting worn. This sensor lets the ignition know that the car is in park and it is safe to remove the key. Check the shift position sensor.
The ignition switch on a 1995 Mazda pickup is changed by partially removing the steering column to reveal the switch on the side of the column. It can then be unbolted from its mounts, the wires disconnected, and a new switch put in place.
it sound like your ignition switch need to be changed ,,, i just done that ,had to changed it