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Report: Key May Not Turn or be Removed Due to Wear/Failed Lock Cylinder

Chrysler Concorde Problem
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Model Years Affected: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004

Average Mileage: 121,912 mi (85,000 mi - 195,236 mi)

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If the ignition key does not turn and/or cannot be removed, a new lock cylinder may be needed. A worn key can also cause similar problems.

  • Visitor, 2001 Chrysler Concorde, 195,236 mi

    I went to start my car and the keys wouldnt turn and the wheel was locked tight..turned out to be the ignition cylinder

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  • try the micro switch on the shifter when it is in park----faulty or misaligned

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  • Visitor, 2001 Chrysler Concorde, 85,500 mi

    Key goes in, but won't turn so I cannot start the car. First time this has happened. I'm going to be late for work today, no doubt because of this Chrysler POS!!!

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  • Visitor, 2003 Chrysler Concorde, 85,000 mi

    I have had a problem with the cylinder. When I turn the key right before the engine starts, all is well. But, when the engine starts, the air-bag light comes on the dash, the air does not work the electric windows do not function and the turn indicator does not engage!!!!!!
    I have to jimmy the key back-and-forth until everything works. I was told it would cost over $450.00 to fix. So I just jimmy. Then the interior door handle broke and they do not make it any more-not in stock! Then the arm rest fell off from the center console. I know they do not make this model anymore. THEY JUST LEAVE US ALL STUCK WITH THE HEADACHES!!!

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