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Try spraying a little WD40 into the ignition . Make sure tension is off the steering wheel. Turn steering wheel back and forth while trying to remove key.
Good Luck!
Bob
ignition lock cylinder. change the ignition lock cylinder. it controls the positions of the ignition switch, which control whether or not the engine starts or stops.
On the underside of the steering wheel cover, directly below the key tumbler, is a hole about 3/8". remove the plug that covers this hole, take a pencil or long narrow screwdriver, and push it up that hole until you can feel the solenoid weight. This should allow you to remove the key.
Is the battery dead or disconnected? I've had that problem in another Chevy. With battery disconnected it would not return to the off position and allow me to remove the key.
If the ignition is stuck in the ON position but wont trun off or to the start position the ignition will need to be removed repaired or replaced. LOCKED OUT LOST KEYS [email protected]
Is the car in park?
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