I lost my ignition key to my 1995 Pontiac grand am Se. Will any 1995 ignition set sold on the internet fit my car?

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91 Grand Prix SE: If you can turn car off with the key, but can't get the key out - first thing you should check is to see if the button on the shifter is fully releasing (the button on the shift handle you have to push to shift out of Park).

The key that fits the replacement column lock will not have the right chip for your car. You would need to have a new key with the chip for your car cut with the teeth to fit the new lock.

the back seat should fold down allowing access to the trunk from the inside you should be able to see the trunk latch as a safety thing there is a hole that looks like a key will fit just turn it and it should open

if the security is activated the car wont crank for 15 min what is happening is when u insert the key it isnt reading the key if u have a spare key try it and if it does the same thing then id say u will have to change the ignition lock because the contacts are worn out in it and it isnt reading the key

Sounds like no ground check engine to body ground and battery to body ground. Try using jump wire from neg to body if you cant see connection point make sure its a solid connection.

Not sure what part of the key you are measuring or the significance.

Your car might be fitted with an immobiliser and if it is it could be malfunctioning but the vehicle handbook is the best source of information about this.

Your description could equally indicate faulty ignition/starter switch, connections, wiring or starter relay if fitted.

If the security system has been triggered this will shut down not only your starter but also your fuel pump. the most comon cause on a passlock II system is the wiring at the ignition lock cylinder breaks causing the computer to not be able to see the resistance chip in the key. you will most likely need a new ignition lock cylinder, keep in mind that you need to have the new cylinder keyed for the original key otherwise if you use a different key the security system will see the wrong resistance and you are back to square 1. your local dealer will be able to read the resistance of your original key and get you a cylinder to match.

maybe a water pump.

It's in the key switch assembly. Regular key.