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Hi there skate4life! The two thing that could be causing this is the starter or the ignition switch in the steering column. If you have a test light turn the ignition switch to the "on" position then test the hot wire on the starter. If it lights up the starter is bad. If it doesnt light up it means that the ignitions switch is bad and is not sending power to the starter. i hope that this sheds some light on your situation. Please leave positive feedback if this solution helps.
i would check your fuses because the lights and horn are most of the time on the same fuse but it sounds like you may have a cut wire to the starter youll have to trace the wire and check it
The battery might seem ok but I would take it to a place like Sears or a large auto parts store.Call them first to be sure they have a load tester.. Tell them the battery needs to be "load tested".When you turn the key to start it takes alot more amp power to turn the engine over.
I hope this helps you.
Try moving the steering wheel slightly to the left or right when your trying to turn the ignition key's. If that does not work try the second set of keys. At worst the tumblers has gone bad and the ignition cylinder needs to be replaced at the dealer so they can match the pass lock key's to your ignition switch. Good luck and hope this helps.
remove shroud
insert key into ignition turn to acc you will see a hole at the underneath of ignition housing with key on push in pin and pull switch out
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