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Key stuck in ignition

Kevin Sutton
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Kevin Sutton

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Hello I Am not able to remove my key from the ignition unless I use the pin tool from the fuse box, when you turn the key off I get a message saying move selector leaver to P. The car is in Park and the light on the dash shows it’s in Park. I have had the battery tested and it’s good, I have also replaced the ignition switch/module and that didn’t fix it, can someone please give me some idea to what is happening. Thanks you.98A6A1F9-9B16-45E5-B914-E0F0FBDCDDC4.thumb.jpeg.89c6cba751741e50eef0eafd4747346f.jpegsage 

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must be the weather......my 997.2 is doing the exact same thing.  What a piece of....... Had it smoged this morning.  I wonder if it has something to do with that.

 

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The Tiptronic gear lever is responsible for releasing the ignition key, it works electrically and contains a solenoid. Check if there is a power interruption, if not i fair a defective unit.

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