I need to make a key and i cant get my key tumbler out

It is best to call a locksmith, unless you know how to take apart the ignition tumbler and put the assemly locks in the correct order. It sounds like the key tumbler hold in broke and all the tumblers are loose and causing the key to be stuck. If you want to hurry the job for the locksmith and save money, buy the key tumbler assembly for your vehicle for the locksmith to install. Otherwise he will have to make the trip to buy the assembly, which in turn costs you more money. Mechanic shops can replace key tumblers too but when it is stuck in the column, it takes a lot of effort to remove if they are unskilled.

tumbler damaged wrong set of keys look for something to lightly tap on the column at the switch it may align the tumbler if it was sticking

double posted backup one (i gave 3 choices there)
define cant. (cant figure)
or the anti-theft bolts confusing you , the FSM covers all that
why not read that first. then ask questions.

to make cars not easy to seal they make it like this,
90 to now.
it needs to be removed the whole assembly.
anti theft bolts,off, , assmbly off, may take steering wheel off too.
the hand to lock smith (just did a 91) and he
uses special smith drift pins to drive the hidden (backside away from thieves, internal lock pin, he tumbler comes out or he drills it out.
then a new pin, and holding new tumbler, and then test it , ok ,
the reversses all above.
the fsm covers this all step by step, why must you avoid books.
or read alldata.com

your tumblers are worn or damaged, some people don't realize if you have to many things on your key chain the weight can cause damage to the tumblers in your ignition. That may not be in your case but I bet the tumblers or maybe even your key is worn out, if you have a spare key try it first.

Tap the ignition tumbler with a small gammer as you turn the steering wheel and wiggle the key spray some release fluid in as well if you can see if that works it ware in the tumbeler mine does it some times i spray wd40 in the key hole now and again its possiblebthey keys worn and sticking as the key is softer than the metal parts in the tumbler

Try squrting some CRC lubricate or WD 40, Sounds like a tumbler in the cylynder has stuck and has the key locked in as it does when the car is running. After squrting just a little bit in the cylynder , not a lot turn key to run and then back to accesery and back till you loosen up the tumblers and your key will come out, once you get the key out check to make shure key is not worn , and clean key then spray key with slicone lubricate and run the key in and out of switch just to lubricate the tumblers and keep them from sticking again.if this dont fix it you will need to replace the key switch and you will need a shop to do it.

If you need to remove the whole switch key and steering lock, you need to drill or punch the mounting screw to loosen them, they are called tamperproof and when installed the top breaks of so they cant be removed. If you just need to replace the electrical part, they often come off the back of the key part with a couple of screws, check with a mirror and torch

If you mean remove the ignition tumbler from the steering column, you will have to remove the steering wheel and lock plate, then you will need to remove the turn signal lever and screws, and then pull the turn signal switch up and out of the way, you should then be able to see the housing for the ignition tumbler down in the steering column. Look at the tumbler housing and there should be a small slot towards the end of the housing that you can put a small standard screwdriver into and depress a locking latch that is built into the tumbler. When this latch is depressed you will be able to pull the ignition tumbler straight out of the column.

First if the steering wheel is locked try to turn the steering wheel away from the locked position and and jiggle the key at the same time. If you have another set of keys try them too. I did have one of these tumblers go bad before if the other two things don't work you will probably have to replace the tumbler which is kinda hard to do if you can't turn the key on because to get the tumbler out you have to have the key on and push a button underneath as part of a security so its not easy to steal. You can get it out with a hammer and punch where the button is to force it out but be carefull not to break it. If you dont have a new tumbler right away you can use a large screwdriver to start it temperoly after you get the old tumbler out.

Try spraying brake clean or something to break up the dirt in the tumbler. It is probably gummed up from years of use. If you can free up the pins and springs in the tumbler it will turn. If not you will have to drill it out. Good luck.