Your lock core is likely worn. It will need to be replaced. You Tube your vehicle type and ignition lock replacement.
SOURCE: key is stuck in ignition and car wont start
When the battery is dead, the key cannot be removed. You can either charge the battery, and remove the key or, there is a access panel (small) under the steering column, remove this, and push a small pluger to the left, while holding the plunger, remove the key.
SOURCE: key stuck in ignition halfway to ACC position and will not turn
try wd40 and shaking the key, what happens is one of the tumblers get stuck and wont let the key turn if that dosnt work let me know worst case you will have to replace the ignition its about $35 to $40 and a few hours.
SOURCE: i found oil in my water reservoir what happened
First determine if it came from 'decaying' coolant. drain, flush coolant and replace with demineralized water. Run for a few hours and see if the oil returns.
If the oil comes back, you have a leaking head gasket. A 'true repair' involves replacing that gasket--a major job costing >$500 and as much as $1500. It IS possible the cylinder head or engine block is cracked.
A low cost 'fix' that can be permanent can be found on this website "http://www.rxauto.com/head+gasket+questions.htm" Report are very good for this product.
SOURCE: 1994 Saturn SL2 Key stuck in ignition cylinder
Put some pressure on the steering wheel in one direction or the other this may take the pressure off the cylinder itself and allow you to do what is needed...hope this works.
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