Where is the switch to let you start the car after the ignition has been poped

Actually your information is a little off. The device that is preventing you from starting the car is the immobilizer unit that sits right behind the stereo mounted on the floor. The key houses a resistor in fact and not a microprocessor. The immobilizer unit and the ignition expect a certain amount of resistance that is "Programmed" in each. It's an anti theft feature that was designed specifically to prevent this kind of action. Here is a workaround and should provide a solution to your endeavor. Good luck

Popping in the intake can be caused by a number of things:

1. Lean fuel mixture [can be anything in the fuel system]
2. Faulty ignition [from the battery to the ignition switch and everything in between to the spark plugs]
3. Valve timing off [like a timing belt or chain slipped a notch] including bent valves from the timing having slipped
4. Valve adjustment
5. Flat cam; lobe(s) worn so that the exhaust valve isn't opening
6. Crank position sensor
7. EGR stuck open

Reset oil change light. some GM cars and trucks switch on ignition, do not start engine press gas peddle to the floor then release and switch ignition off. This procedure is in the owners manual.

A BAD TRANSMISSION NEUTRAL SAFETY SWITCH OR FAULTY PCM WILL BLOW THE IGNITION FUSE.

there should be a fuseable link on the wires on the battery side for the solinoid they might be poped it sounds to me like your not getting power to the truck except the starter make shure all the wires are connected and check all the fuses

The next thing i would check is the ignition switch itself. Turn the key to the on position, If the red warning lights on your dash don't light up (and your battery connections are clean), the ignition switch is bad. If they do light up, turn the key to the start position. The dash warning lights should turn off at this key position (most cars). If you're not sure, turn on the headlights. When you try to start the car, the lights should either dim (a lot) or turn off completely. If they do, your ignition switch should be ok. If not, the switch will need replacement.

fuel pump or the fuel pump shutoff switch might be poped look in owner manul for the fuel shuttoff switch see if it poped if it did rest it

did you try the ignition coil or try the fuel cut off switch in the trunk on the left side if the red button poped push it back in

sounds like you need a new ignition switch the pass lock is screwing up common.