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Effective Methods to Remove the Broken Key From the Ignition

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When you are trying to start your car in a hurry and put the key in the ignition, it may be brake and stuck in the ignition system. People often thought that there is no other way to remove the broken key from the ignition. You can easily remove the stuck key from the ignition system of your car by using the right set of household tools and equipment without affecting the ignition. If you don't know the effective way to remove the broken key from the ignition then go through the given slides. It can elaborate the most effective methods to perform the task in an easy manner.

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Effective Methods to Remove the Broken Key from the Ignition
If you are very late for your work and turn the key of your car quickly or hard in the ignition, then the key of your car can break and stuck into the ignition.
People often get worried and thought that there is no way to get the key out of the ignition.
So, be calm, this is just a rumor spread by the people. Yes, it's possible to remove the key from the ignition.
Make sure that you are using the suitable kind of household tools and equipment to remove the key without affecting the ignition.
Here the following points will help you to remove the broken key from your ignition in a simple way. Using a plier Using a coated wire Using a hacksaw Using cooking spray
Using a plier
If the broken key is sticking out of the ignition, then you can use a plier to latch onto the keys and pull them out.
To grip the key piece using a plier, you need to apply some glue, melted wax in the tool's tip and wait until the glue set a little bit.
Then, with the plier latch onto the key pieces and pull the key out. You can use the cotton swabs and acetone to unglue the plier.
Using a coated wire
If you are unable to get the key out of your car ignition with the plier, then try to use some coated wire hanger to remove it.
You can bring a 6 to 8 inch coated wire hanger and shape one end of the wire hanger with the help of pliers into a hook.
Then insert the wire hook into the car's ignition either behind or front of the broken car key to pull the pieces out.
Using a hacksaw
If you can't grip your stuck key with pliers or a coat hanger, then put your ignition in the neutral position.
Put the hacksaw blade upward beside the broken in the ignition, then turn the ignition. After that pull the hacksaw blade carefully.
The hacksaw blades grab onto the front or back of the key, then latch onto the groove of the key to pull it out.
Using cooking spray
If you are unable to get the key out of the ignition with the plier, coated wire, and hacksaw, then apply some cooking spray inside of the ignition.
If you want to use the plier, then don't apply the cooking spray because it will make key too slippery and grab by the ignition.
After applying the cooking spray, push the key out with a hacksaw blade. Try to wiggle the blade inside of the ignition to latch on the grooves of the blade.
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Effective Methods to Remove the Broken Key From the Ignition

  • 1. Effective Methods to Remove the Broken Key from the Ignition
  • 2. If you are very late for your work and turn the key of your car quickly or hard in the ignition, then the key of your car can break and stuck into the ignition.
  • 3. People often get worried and thought that there is no way to get the key out of the ignition.
  • 4. So, be calm, this is just a rumor spread by the people. Yes, it's possible to remove the key from the ignition.
  • 5. Make sure that you are using the suitable kind of household tools and equipment to remove the key without affecting the ignition.
  • 6. Here the following points will help you to remove the broken key from your ignition in a simple way. Using a plier Using a coated wire Using a hacksaw Using cooking spray
  • 8. If the broken key is sticking out of the ignition, then you can use a plier to latch onto the keys and pull them out.
  • 9. To grip the key piece using a plier, you need to apply some glue, melted wax in the tool's tip and wait until the glue set a little bit.
  • 10. Then, with the plier latch onto the key pieces and pull the key out. You can use the cotton swabs and acetone to unglue the plier.
  • 12. If you are unable to get the key out of your car ignition with the plier, then try to use some coated wire hanger to remove it.
  • 13. You can bring a 6 to 8 inch coated wire hanger and shape one end of the wire hanger with the help of pliers into a hook.
  • 14. Then insert the wire hook into the car's ignition either behind or front of the broken car key to pull the pieces out.
  • 16. If you can't grip your stuck key with pliers or a coat hanger, then put your ignition in the neutral position.
  • 17. Put the hacksaw blade upward beside the broken in the ignition, then turn the ignition. After that pull the hacksaw blade carefully.
  • 18. The hacksaw blades grab onto the front or back of the key, then latch onto the groove of the key to pull it out.
  • 20. If you are unable to get the key out of the ignition with the plier, coated wire, and hacksaw, then apply some cooking spray inside of the ignition.
  • 21. If you want to use the plier, then don't apply the cooking spray because it will make key too slippery and grab by the ignition.
  • 22. After applying the cooking spray, push the key out with a hacksaw blade. Try to wiggle the blade inside of the ignition to latch on the grooves of the blade.