I have a 2002 S430 Mercedes I can't remove the key out of the ignition I can start and turn the car off without any problems I just cant pull the key out when parked any suggestions

Asked by Malcolm Oct 24, 2016 at 10:08 PM about the 2002 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S 430

Question type: General

Key is stuck in the ignition. I am able to start and turn off the car so I can drive it I
just can't remove the key. So I need to use the power lock system and then lock
drivers side door with the valet key. any suggestions The key stuck in ignition is
not a key like with teeth it's like a key that you can open and lock doors with has a
button to open trunk and panic button, looks like the top of a key but is like a stick
with a red end a think like a lazer or something like that

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T_S_T answered 8 years ago

This is usually caused by a bad key,it has a rechargeable battery and is not replaceable,you may need to have a dealer check it to get it out,then have it replaced with new one,unless you have a spare.

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