Michael Golden

My son's 2000 Accent has been sitting in the back yard with weeds
growing around it the past couple of months.

The history of my son's (ab)use of the car has been documented here in
this group over the years.

I finally got the one surviving key from him this week and attempted to
crank the car this morning so I could mow under it.

The key fits in the ignition lock and it turns but there is absolutely
no resistance. It's obvious the lock is not turning the underlying
switch as the steering wheel remains locked.

Has anyone run into this before? Does the lock need to be replaced or
does the switch?

TIA

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hyundaitech

If the steering wheel remains locked, the problem is with the lock cylinder
itself. Sounds broken.