Turn key on no lights come up on dash before you start it up

If the car isn't turning over (starting) it sounds like you have a flat battery. Does it make a click click click sound?

More info. Does the engine turn but not start? Does the engine not turn? Do the dash light come on when you turn the key on? Do the dash light go out when you turn the key?

Hi has it got an alarm? if so sounds like faulty immobiliser

If your battery checks out, but the starter is still silent, it may be a faulty ignition switch. Turn the key to the on position (not all the way to start). If the red warning lights on your dash don't light up (and your battery connections are clean), the ignition switch is bad. If they do light up, turn the key to the start position. The dash warning lights should turn off at this key position (most cars). If you're not sure, turn on the headlights. When you try to start the car, the lights should either dim (a lot) or turn off completely. If they do, your ignition switch should be ok. If not, the switch will need replacement.

You have a relay sticking under the dash. If you do it yourself, go under there and start pulling relays until you find the one that makes the lights go out and that is probably the one that makes it start too.

Bad electrical ignition switch it sound like

In my 1997 chevy S-10 The gauge dash lights wont turn on when I flip the switch but both turn signals come on solid instead?!!? please help

There's a relay that's under the dash. keep turning the key until you find what's clicking then replace that relay, the car should start.

sounds like a dead battery to start with. Not even enough juice in the battery to energize the solenoid / brake interlock to get it out of PARK. Hope this helps

Here is the proceedure:

Turn the key to ON

Observe the odometer, ensure that it says "ODO", and your total mileage travelled, not "trip A" or "trip B"

Turn the key off.

Press & hold the black tripmeter reset button, hold it until advised to release

Thurn the key to the ON position (do NOT start the car)

Observe the odometer.

You should see 5 dashes, then 4 dashes, then 3 dashes, then 2 dashes, then 1 dash, and then 5 zeros; and then whatever mileage you started with will be redisplayed.

Release the trip meter reset button

Your reset proceedure is complete.