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Old 11-30-2007, 05:11 PM
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Default 80series issue with ignition swith on my 94

Hello everyone, i have run into this issue the second time in a month, my first time i had this issue i had a locksmith come out and fix what ever was wrong, i would insert my key and thats all i could do, it will not rotate, today 2-3weeks after the repair i ran into this issue again and had AAA come out and the tech tried to get it to turn and after inserting it and tapping on the key inward after fully inserting it, the key turned. Is this common and whats the fix? can i get an ignition switch and replace it myself or does it require specialty tools? THanks
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Old 12-01-2007, 12:20 AM
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Hello everyone, i have run into this issue the second time in a month, my first time i had this issue i had a locksmith come out and fix what ever was wrong, i would insert my key and thats all i could do, it will not rotate, today 2-3weeks after the repair i ran into this issue again and had AAA come out and the tech tried to get it to turn and after inserting it and tapping on the key inward after fully inserting it, the key turned. Is this common and whats the fix? can i get an ignition switch and replace it myself or does it require specialty tools? THanks
Have you checked to make sure your "park" interlock switch is intact? IIRC, the ignition is set up so that you can not turn the key if it is not in Park (or maybe neutral too?). Anyway, try wiggling the shifter when you are turning the key, maybe the interlock is not quite getting switched by the tranny shifter. Also, try turning the steering wheel back and forth a smidge, while turning the key, in case there is pressure on the steering wheel lock causing it to bind.
How many miles does your rig have?
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Default Re: 80series issue with ignition swith on my 94

If your lock cylinder is damaged you should be able to replace the whole piece fairly easily.
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