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It's not too tough... But be careful ... First open and remove plugs... Then remove the chip from backside.... Now you can out..... Then do just opposite work for in...
have a qualified auto electrician move the power for the lights to the ignition switch so that when you turn off the ignition the lights go off. or have a qualified put an extremely loud beeper in the light circuit so that it sounds when you turn off the ignition. Actually there is a beeper that sounds when you leave the lights on after you turn off the ignition.
i had the same problem with a chrlsler product tried different things until i changed the ignition switch and that finnally cured my problem hope this helps
I had the same problem and was told the pins inside the ignition start to lock up on older vehicles. This could also be caused by having a heavy key chain or many keys causing weight to hang from the ignition. I was informed the only way to fix it was to replace and rekey a new ignition which runs about $300-400. I can wiggle mine when this happens and usually get it to move. I'm going to ride mine out as long as possible.
1) Check large fuses and relays in the box near your battery in engine compartment. 2) Jiggle the shifter repeatedly - the shifter and brack interlock switch is notorious for getting worn out and causing problems like this (happens to me evry 3-6 months) 3) Ignition switch cable assembly may be loose, or ignition switch may need to be replaced (let dealer figure this out).
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