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Old May 17th 05, 01:01 PM
Jay Honeck
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Default Key Locks -- Part II

After reading the other posts about key locks, the responses brought another
question to mind.

My key ignition switch works very hard, and the key can be removed in any
position. It's hard to push it in and keep the starter engaged (it's one
of those turn-while-you-push switches), so we usually end up pushing it
several times to get the engine started.

Can that ignition switch be dismantled and repaired, or is this a
"replace-only" job?
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