Replacing ignition module

Why are you Replacing the Ignition Immobilizer Module ? how do you know it needs too be replaced ?

under the hood in the fuse box located in the engine compartment,.

It sounds to me like you have a bad heater core

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Look in your owners manual

Look at the under side of the belts for cracks

Belts last about 6 years, more or less

Timing Belts have to be replaced anywhere from 60,000
to 90,000 miles,depending on the motor

If they break so does the motor

Try turning the steering wheel until it locks... if it still doesn't turn enough to remove then look for a little lever behind the cylinder to press to turn enough to remove the key. (may not be on your model)

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get those sensors connected to the output of the module tested cause its ruining the module