Ok, here is what happened.
Yesterday morning I get in the truck to start it, I put the key in the ignition and started to turn it (it felt almost half frozen or something, very tight), I turned the key to the on position and everything powered up like normal, when I turned the key to the start position it felt like something let go in the tumbler of the ignition and didn't send power to the starter, so I turned the key to the off position but now nothing will turn off, it stays powered up.
I thought maybe the keyed tumbler broke so I replaced it with a new one but still had the same result.
Can anyone think of something I can do to fix this?? I need my truck.
Thanks for any help.:confused:

Sounds like the ignition switch broke and is stuck in the on position. It has happened before. Where are you located, is it real cold? I don't know on a 91 but my 89 has had the slider switch on the bottom of the collumn stick in real cold weather.

Pull it down, there is a cute little pot metel piece in there you have broken. I cant tell you how many of these I have replaced.The dealer usally stocks the parts for that column.

I am in OKlahoma and the temps were around 10* yesterday morning so it was pretty cold.

BigWheelBob,
What is the name of the part I could have broken?? How do I fix it??

Kelly

FF3PM,

Where is that slider piece located and how can I get to it??

Well, I guess I must have broken that little piece in there.
Can someone tell me what it is called so I can ask for the correct parts at the part counter??

Thanks for any help.

you may not have to bue a new one. first take it apart and look to see if it broke. i have a 95 f1 and the same think happend but the (small pin) did not brake it just poped out. all i had to do was slid it back in (pain in the ass)
good luck