Mopar 5018702AA None-Ignition Lock

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That could not actually be with the ignition switch or the ignition lock cylinder; the problem could be with the transmission shift cable being out of adjustment if the key is hard to turn. Regarding the location of the ignition lock cylinder, the procedure is as follows: Disconnect the multi-connector from the negative terminal of the battery, then remove the upper and lower steering column. Unlock the steering wheel using the key and, using the same key, rotate the key to park the car indicated by the shift lever. Place the key into the RUN position and insert a slender punch into the hole of the ignition lock cylinder retaining pin, push down the pin and thereby remove the ignition lock cylinder from the steering column. Before installing the new ignition lock cylinder, make certain that the ignition key is in the RUN position, fit the inner end of the cylinder into the recesses located on the side of the lock cylinder bore that faces the inside of the car, and then turn the cylinder into the locked position. Regarding the ignition switch, you have to remove the cable that is connected to the negative terminal of the battery, and also it is necessary to disable the system of the airbag. Some of the steps include: how to remove the upper and lower steering column covers, take out the ignition lock cylinder. Pull the wires off of the clockspring and put the wiring harness off to the side and out of the way. Located in the vicinity of the tiller is the tilt lever mounting bracket, which when unbolted with the use of the Allen key, the ignition switch can be disconnected from the circuit by pulling up the white plastic lock, sliding the red button forward, and pulling the circuit out. Take out the screws that are used to hold the ignition switch on the steering column, push slightly the lock pin on the ignition switch, and take out the switch. Removal is done in reverse order to the installation process that follows it.

Instead, they have a Wireless Ignition Node (WIN) that senses when the ignition lock is near. The WIN module can be easily replaced, but diagnosis requires scan tools and complex procedures. Also, a replacement WIN module must be programmed to the vehicle and to the keys. These procedures are beyond the scope of this guide.

Remove the upper and lower steering column covers, then take out the ignition key lock cylinder.

Vehicles have a Wireless Ignition Node (WIN) that senses when the ignition key is near.