I have a 1994 ford tempo when i start it it turns over then dies out turn the ignition switch starts right up

Likely a gas or spark problem. Spray starting fluid into the air intake while cranking it. If it then runs for a few seconds, it's a fuel problem-maybe the fuel pump, filter, or injector circuit. Check if gas is getting up to the engine.
Buy an inexpensive "spark tester" at a parts store, and check for spark- if no spark, the ignition circuit will need diagnosed- could be the ignition coil, maybe the electronic ignition module-several possibi9lities. Let me know what you find, or if other questions..

SORRY BUT THE IGNITION MODULE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS PROBLEM.REPLACE THE SOLENOID SWITCH AND I BELIEVE YOU PROBLEM WILL BE SOLVED.

it sounds like your igntion lock cylinder is broken.
this is what hold the ignition in the lock, accessory, and run positions.

your ignition switch could be faulty

More then likely idle speed control motor sit on the T.B.I, I would recom to have computer diag. done before you start replacing part's, good luck.

does anything else stay on it sounds like you have a bad ignition switch

try hiting the starter with a hammer if it stakts then yes it is rooted

yes had the same problem

have you ever had the timing checked on it?

is your check engine light on? it could be a clogged fuel filter, or the throttle body needs to be cleaned or a sensor. ecm could be going bad. email me back if none of these work