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Re: How do i replace the key ignition on my 1995 saturn?
There is a very nice video showing a saturn lock cylinder replacement over on youtube, watch that and you will see how to do it. just go to www.youtube and search saturn ignition
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Have you replaced the Ignition Switch located on the Steering Column behind the Key Cylinder and held in place with 5.5mm bolts? Inside this round switch there are contacts that when contact is made either provides the route for power to start and keep the flow of electricity on or it keeps it from flowing to the components need to keep it running.
The very first problem you may have had would be the Key Minder Audible signal continue sounding with the ignition key removed and drivers door open.
YOU WILL NEED TO REPLACE THE IGNITION SWITCH. CAN USE GRAPHIET IN KEY THEN PUT INTO IGNITION THS WILL BUY YOU SOME TIME BUT ULTIMETLY YOU WILL NEED TO REPLACE IT
When you turn the key to 'run' does the service engine light come on. This would tell you that the PCM has power. The light should come one, go off, and then come on solid if you just turn the key to run and don't try to start it. This would indicate that the fuel pump signal is good.
If all of this is fine then remove the ignition module and have it tested. Auto Zone will do this for free. If the module is good then remove the crank position sensor and have it tested.
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