VeN0m got a question about the ignition switch
08-05-2004, 02:19 PM
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VeN0m got a question about the ignition switch
In another post you said
I got mine all apart and can't tell which part you are talking about replacing. Is it in the left or right side? I started it and can't see anything revolving except the key itself. Please help me out. Do you have a part #? Thanks!
Originally Posted by VeN0m
Ignition switch runs around 27$ or so I beleive and no, you don't have to change keys as the lock itself is not being removed, just the revolving plastic peice behind it. The lock assembly has a peice of metal sticking out of it that fits into this switch, which also turns just like the keyhole, and you can of course turn it without the key
08-05-2004, 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Hunter11
In another post you said
I got mine all apart and can't tell which part you are talking about replacing. Is it in the left or right side? I started it and can't see anything revolving except the key itself. Please help me out. Do you have a part #? Thanks!
I got mine all apart and can't tell which part you are talking about replacing. Is it in the left or right side? I started it and can't see anything revolving except the key itself. Please help me out. Do you have a part #? Thanks!
It's bolted to the back of the ignition. It's cylindrical and black and white and made of plastic, it's the peice where all the wires and soldered to.
Also check a haynes manual section 12-7
As for a part #, I have no clue lol it's been like 3 years since I changed it, you might check with the dealer as they would most likely know.
08-05-2004, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by VeN0m
It's bolted to the back of the ignition. It's cylindrical and black and white and made of plastic, it's the peice where all the wires and soldered to.
Also check a haynes manual section 12-7
As for a part #, I have no clue lol it's been like 3 years since I changed it, you might check with the dealer as they would most likely know.
Also check a haynes manual section 12-7
As for a part #, I have no clue lol it's been like 3 years since I changed it, you might check with the dealer as they would most likely know.
If you remember,did any of your wires look damaged when you decided to replace it? Mine don't, but I hope this is my problem. Thanks!
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