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Try this,it wont cost anything but time.Remove the ignition switch(not the key lock) But leave it plugged in. Place the key lock in the run position. Using a screw driver turn the ignition switch and start the car. Does it still ding? It Should... If yes, push in the little white stem on the key lock with your finger.(on the tip BETWEEN where it was connected to the wired ignition switch) Does it stop? If yes, either the little stem has worn down or a dent has worn into the plastic electrical ignition switch. You will have to decide which is not right. But that is the part that sets off the "Key Left In Car" ding.
Could be. Or the electric part of the latch could be faulty. Assuming you have an electric release you should be able to disconnect it and just use a key.
Unless you turn your key forward the ignition switch will not come out. try wigging the steering wheel back $ forth while turning your key it may release the pressure and allow the key to turn.
You may have a bad ignition switch If it does it it when the key is released. If held in position the vehicle stays running replace the ignition switch.
i know industry jargon can be confusing, but lets try this. if it turns over but won't start, it could be your ''ignition module'' that sits on top of the vave cover on the motor or it might be the fuel pump or filter. make sure when you crank the engine that the key is all the way turned or it may not always make a proper contact to activate the ignition module. iv'e seen this before & had to change the ignition switch & all worked ok after that. i would need to know engine lt size to give you more details on the matter. please get back to me.
your tumblers inside of switch is off not matching your key cut ,this a command prob .you need to have switch replaced ,or have lock smith change tumblers
Your ignition switch is probably defective and will have to be replaced-the starter solenoid was attached to the starter you installed, correct? If so, it has to be the switch...
I have a 1998 Honda Accord EX that did the same thing for several months. The longer I let it go, the more often it did it. I took it to a repair shop and found out it was the ignition switch needed to be replaced
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