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if the key will not TURN the ignition try spraying alittle wd40 into it ,just a quick shot then run the key in and out a few times .if it turns but won't start check your battery connections ,may need cleaning and tightening. if lubing ignition does not work you may need a newly cut key a twenty year old key may be worn out.see a locksmith or dealer
Is the battery dead? Check your battery condition and connections. Check your starter fuse from there. Check the connection to the starter then progress to the ignition side of the concern
See the small wire on the solonoid top of the starter body.. it might be disconnected.. if it is connected see the fuse. other option, If you have a ligth bulb connect one wire to small wire on solonoid and body ground second wire of your ligth bulb. spin the ignition key to start position if the light bulb does not light there is a cut wire from the ignition key to solonoid.
This sounds more like an ignition issue and not a starter or battery issue. When you turn the key if no power is being sent to the major components then that is a fault either in the wiring to the ignition system or the ignition system itself is bad and you need to replace the ignition
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