Changed ignition switch in 2004 dodge ram turn key and nothing

I would be checking all the fuse at the panel. Turn the key off and check the ones that are supposed to on(like the door locks). Also they should have B+ power(12 volts or so). When panels go bad Voltage can be anywhere from 0 to 7 or 8 volts. Then turn the key on and check. All the fuses should have power, except the exterior lights. On bad panels you'll see low voltage on some fuses. and with key off, you'll see voltage on fuses that supposed to be off.

unless you have the key fob also,you need a new ignition switch,with key fob and key with a chip in it,the switch turns on the fuel pump when the chip is recognized,take it to someone that knows what they are doing,you CANNOT hotwire it.

2001 dodge ram 1500 key fob Bing

check battery and connection,fuel filter,spark plugs,coils or cap,

yes, or the relay. Look in relay box under hood. Ignition relay should click when key is turned on. If not, replace relay. Much cheaper than a switch. May still be the switch, but relay is worth a try.

REMOVE THE COVERS AROUND STEERING COLUMN..UNPLUG IGNITION SWITCH AND CHECK FOR MELTED WIRNG CONNECTOR..IF MELTED YOU CAN GET BOTH PIECES FROM DEALER..HAVE SEEN THIS BEFORE

i had the same exact problem...reading thru other listings of the same problem i came across one solution that worked for me.....by holding the trip odometer reset button down and holding it in while turning the ignition switch to the on position ...all lights on dash will light up and the tach and speedometer gauges will make a full sweep the back down codes come up in the window ..turn ignition switch on and off and reset something , everthing ,....anyway my truck starts again ...thanks for the solution to my problem !

The wire that connects to the ignition switch that goes to the A/C blower fan is misplace upon connection.And its not grounded to any other lines.

yep its the ignition switch.check all fuses in power distribution center.if they ok.its the switch.

My father has the same problem with his 2001 Chrysler Sebring, the key will go into the ignition switch but wont turn. Called the dealer and seems the tumblers inside the ignition have gotten stuck, the solution... put the key in the ignition and tap it gently with a hammer (plastic tip if you have it) and it worked fine. Not sure what the guys at Autozone are pull but on a Ram 5.7 Hemi there are individual coils, not one, I should know I also have a 2003 Ram 1500 and have changed the plugs (not fun)... I have a code scanner (Hypertec) and when I've gotten a check engine light I check it with the scanner. Turned out mine had a problem with the air sensor in the intake. $15 part fixed the problems. Good Luck.

There's only 2 more things that I can think of, check the fuse for the ignition, then the computor itself, you did everything else.It might be the problem and may not.