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Question by nutter
Submitted on 11/19/2003
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I have a 87 plymouth horizon that only stays on when the ignition is in the "start" position. As soon as the ignition pops back to the "on" position, the car dies. I've had the (ignition key cylinder) and the (ignition switch) changed, because thats the first thing everyone would say when I told them my problem. It's still happening. Recently someone told me it could be my ballast resistor, but then I was told otherwise. Can anyone help me?


Answer by bEN
Submitted on 1/17/2007
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