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Easiest , is to pull the steering wheel... there is a screw / clip that holds the lock bracket in place........ i've seen a few lock specialist do it with out taking the st. wheel off... but $$$$$$'s ..
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It's not going to start without receiving the right code from the chipped keys. You've only swapped out half the anti-theft system. The rest is in the software. No way to get past that. Fix it right or you'll be walkin'
look directly under the switch where the key goes in. there should be a small hole. Insert the key into the ignition then find a pin or a small tool that will fit into the hole. press it inward and this will release the lock that holds the keyswitch in.
only 2 things could be wrong with it. the ignation switch or main relay. usely the main relay burns out that what happen to honda and acrua. change the main relay first see want happen than the ignation switch.
it culd be problem with solinoied switch of starter, or with ignation switch, to find out, when car wont start some one have to check supply at starer solinoid small nut mounted wire, if supply is there then you can go to check if any relay is there before ignation switch if relay is fine you can replace ignation switch.
Check battery voltage with a volt meter. Voltage at ignition switch should match that of battery less 1% due to built in loss at connections and wire resistance. If not, check connections on the way to the switch, beginning at the battery to see where power drops off. Check all grounds as well.
If you can not find the problem is, maybe you can wire directly from your fuse box 12v to your radio hot wire, and use your radio switch turn on and off, omit the ignation switch.
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