How to remove ignition switch Cylinder from 98 ford crown victoria if the ignition cylinder is stuck?

I have a 98 crown Victoria. And i used a wrong key by mistake yesterday and now my actual key won't work. I've tried removing the ignition lock cylinder but any video i watch on Youtube tells me to turn the key to replace ignition lock cylinder but i can't do that because its jammed. I've tried jiggling the steering wheel and turning the key but no luck. Pretty sure its the ignition lock cylinder but i can't get the damn thing out without turning the key

You may have to gut out the cylinder until it turns. I mostly use die grinder with carbide burr and aim for tumblers. I'd try hard before gutting it: wiggle and jiggle, slide key in n out. Blow with air, drag lock pick on tumblers to try and free what's stuck.

Your ignition key may be worn. Also, the lock cylinder may be sticking and need lubrication. If you lube it, don't use WD40. Use a lubricant made for locks - e.g. Houdini Lock Lube or Motorcraft lock lubricant.

Have you tried spraying penetrating oil in the key hole yet? You have to soak it down and let it sit for 10 minutes. Then tap the correct key all the way into the key hole with a hammer before turning it.