I have the same car and if you're trying to turn it over more than once without it starting up right away then you have some possible problems. Most likely are :
1: battery could be dying
2: starter could be going out
Low fuel pressure
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.
The ignition cylinder is the part you turn your key in to start the car, this is in its housing.
I turned off the AC panel, turned the key counterclockwise, set it back to off, then back to on and then it started back up. I took a few seconds in between each turn of the key. Hope this works
starter is bad Gen-R
Ensure the battery is charged. Unlock car on the key fob. Turn key in ignition to position 3 (ignition fully on but not at start) for 30s to 1 min. Return to fully off for 30s. Back to position 3 for 30s, to off for 30s. Then turn key straight to start position, engine should now catch on the started. This should reset the imobiliser. Needed after the car is jumped from another car if the battery has run flat because its french and so is afraid of work. Hope it works for you Matt
If the Car didn't start with the key turning the ignition then the car was "hotwired" to turn the Car on.If the key did not start the car, how was it started.
Cause your car needs a tune up.
you turn the key, key crosses solenoild, solonoil turns starter on the flywheel, which is attached to the crankshaft at the rear of the engine
Typically, when you turn the key once in the driver's door, it unlocks the driver's door. If you turn the key twice, it unlocks all the doors.
Turn The Key
Its a 94 Probe and my son stuck the key in tonight and the car wont turn on
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.
yes in a car all you have to do is turn the key turn back towards you instead of turn the key you dum dum
Could be a bad started bendix or problems with the flywheel, or just a loose started.
Maybe fuel pump lost prime - try turning key on for about 5 sec. without starting car do this twice and maybe it will prime fuel pump
Perhaps you have the wrong key
Turn the key.