Ignition switch problems

You need to dis arm the system. How do you dis arm it normally?

Roy

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Possibly the tumbler. Also could be the part behind. Problem is that you have to be able to turn the key to pull the tumbler out. Either that or you can drill it to get it out. Once you get the tumbler out then take a screw driver and see if you can turn the part behind it. If you can easily then it just needs a tumbler. HTH

Have to remove upper and lower steering covers
and disconnect the ignition switch from the lock two screws and check
if lock rotating as it should remove and replace the switch

No quick way about it
What usually we do is drop down the steering a bit
as you may endup needing to remove the ignition lock
and that require more work
thin and long screw driver place it in on the small screw(ignition switch )and tap the screw driver with a hammer try to turn that should make it easier to loosen the screws

To remove ignition lock
If shear bolt studs are accessible, use a hacksaw to cut slots into exposed studs.
Remove studs using a screwdriver. If shear bolt studs are recessed or hard to reach with hacksaw, use a center punch on studs. Using a drill bit and screw extractor, remove studs. Place key in ACC position and remove ignition switch and lock cylinder.

I would use a test light and test if have power at the starter S terminal small wire as cranking
If have power and its failing to crank starter at fault (and I would suspect that)

So the key doesn't turn at all it just goes in the cylinder?Also does the key look really worn down?

So are you trying to help people then spamming are web site?

There is an old saying "only a fool and a jeweler takes the back off a watch." It goes the same for a locks and tiumblers. It is a tricky situation that needs to be repaired by a locksmith or the dealer. The money will be well spent and shouldn't be over $75.00 good luck