Q: Key is stuck in ignition ( I and II) wont turn to 0 to release

asked by on March 07, 2017

A key I just had made (non dealership) Is stuck in the ignition. It goes to I and II but wont turn to 0 to release. How can I get key to come out? I have turned steering wheel and car is definitely in park but key still wont come out:(

My car has 140000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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