Volkswagen New Beetle 2001 - Key Ignition PROBLEM?
So about a week ago I was about to start my car as usual, and it sounded as if the key ignition broke as the motor started making its noise.
It sounded as if a hardware part broke, but someone suggested to me that an electrical part broke.
The car still thinks that the key is in there, even though I took it out, and the stereo is on.
I can put the key in, and when I TURN the key there is NO resistance!
What could it be?
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Your ignition switch broke.
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