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Have you checked your ignition switch? Generally it is located "behind" the keyhole. It is a cylinder shaped thing that has contacts that might be worn or dirty.
follow this steps.God bless you When you turn the ignition ON before starting the car, the "Check
engine" light is supposed to come on indicating that the engine computer
(also could be called ECM, PCM, or ECU) is powered on. If the "Check
engine" light does not come with the ignition ON, it's possible that
there is no power coming to the engine computer (e.g., due to a broken
wire, faulty main relay, burnt fuse, etc.) or that there is a problem
with the engine computer itself.
I doesn't matter what shape it is, what matters is that it goes out. all dashboards do a bulb check when you turn on the ignition; that tells you that those monitor systems are ready. a couple of them like oil pressure and charging voltage need the motor running in order to decide whether to shut off or stay on and warn you of a problem.
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