key stuck ignition how much will it cost to fix

Asked by charles Mar 11, 2021 at 10:16 PM about the 2008 Chevrolet HHR

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

battery dead key stuck in ignition

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Charles, Hi! Had this problem a month or so ago. I found a video on youtube for it. Basically it's this: Underneath the steering wheel is a little cap and you can take a knife or anything flat and pop it off. After you get it off, reach your index finger up in there and you will feel a little button, press that and turn key at same time. It'll work

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Charles, Hi! Had this problem a month or so ago. I found a video on youtube for it. Basically it's this: Underneath the steering wheel is a little cap and you can take a knife or anything flat and pop it off. After you get it off, reach your index finger up in there and you will feel a little button, press that and turn key at same time. It'll work. That should save you some money

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