Unfortuneately the most likely (only) problem is the ignition switch shorted internally If you look at the wires going into the switch you will most likely see that a black wire is melted This is a ground wire for the switch All the insulation may be bubbled or melted right off You need a switch and that wire replaced if you see this. Either way i think you need a switch
behind the ignition switch on the circuit board. there are two fuses there
switch engine off wait 15 seconds then switch ignition back on. it works on my car.
2 screws on the opposite side of ignition unplug the switch dash board cover off
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you need to take apart the entire dash board, pop the old one out and pop the new one in. this requires a lot of time, patients and experience. (taking apart the dash board, not putting in the switch)
Probably the ignition key switch...I have the same problem
other then taking out the dash board turn your ignition key to acc and it should pop right off. plus if you go to autozone.com and look up ur ignition it will give you directions on how to take it out and replace it
probably unsrew the old ignition and disconnect it from the cars battery then replace the new ignition and reconnect it to the car battery. you may or will need to take apart the dash board somehow. or you could just ask a mechanic.
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The ignition switch is located on the bottom of the steering column on the top of the steering shaft the side closest to the dash board. First you have to disconnect the 4 bolts holding the support plate that holds the steering column. Then pull the steering column down as far as it will go. Then you disconnect the 4 screws holding the ignition switch. Take off the old one and replace it with the new one. The new ignition switch will have grooves in it so that you can adjust it. You want to push it as close to the steering wheel as you can get it then tighten down the screws. reassemble the steering column and the start it and drive away!!
Blown fuse or bad ignition switch or crank sensor?