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Since this is the newest car I own It drives me crazy - technically challanged on the new systems Great road car - comfortable and such I will just take it in and have it diagnosed after the holidays - sheesh..... Thanks Dennis In WA 1995 Riviera SC3800 1968 Tornoado 1963 Rambler CC SW 770 1966 Classic 550 1969 AMC Rebel 1981 Eagle Limited SW 1966 Jeep J200 PU 1984 Jeep Wagoneer

Hey guys The key switch is on the column.... The lock cylinder has a chip on the key and it has a wire too the column instead of the rod I'm used too seeing. I carry a bundle of keys - heavy wieght - my thought is the key switch I ordered a set of shop manuals from books4yourcar.com - they are BO'd on them - so must get a schematic for this car. Anyone know of on line sources that are free? So far RATS.... no luck Thanks in Advance Dennis in Wa

No recomendations from anyone - Help!! Thanks Dennis in Wa

1995 Buick Riviera 3800 Supercharged 134,00 miles Airbag light and check engine light go dim when key is turned on> Car will not start Tilt the column up or down in different combinations it will trip the light bright> the car starts No check engine light or scam codes detected - Short somewhere? Bad powertrain modual? No column mounted ignition switch -any ideas on the column that might be the culprit Any insight would be great Thanks Dennis in WA

Thanks for the reply The tilt column is very tight. I suspect a sensor or a modual of some sort. There is no check engine light. The lights(diagnostic)tonight were very dim. funny but cold weather seems to effect this issue. during mild or hot weather it does not. Dennis in Wa

I know this is an OLD car fourm But I did not know who else might have the ablities I need with out paying a mechanic 1995 Buick Riviera 3800 Supercharged 134,00 miles Airbag light and check engine light go dim whenm key is turned on> Car will not start Tilt the column up or down in different combinations it will trip the light bright> the car starts No column mounted ignition switch -any ideas on the column that might be the culprit Thanks Dennis in Wa