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rOokie5.0
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alright so as the user name states.. im a rookie.
The other night I parked my 89 lx in front of the sandwich shop, where I was in for no more than 30 mins. Finally got my dinner.. ready to tear up my sandwich, and all of a sudden my key wouldnt go all the way into the ignition. I looked into it with a flash light and realized that there was little bronze colored chunks. I looked to check my key to see if it had broke, but my key was perfectly in tact. So then I figured someone just recently tried to steal my car. (with an autolock on.. IDIOTS!)
IN A NUTSHELL>> WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO TO REPLACE MY IGNITION? STEP BY STEP PLS? THE CHUNK OF KEY IS LODGED INSIDE ABOUT 90% of the way.
Posts: 32 | From: el sobrante | Registered: Jun 2007
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Scoobysnack
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Take off the steering wheel cover. Put the key in the ignition turn to the on position look for the little hole at the bottom of the switch insert a small nail or paper clip push up and pull out the switch.
Posts: 215 | Registered: Apr 2006
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rOokie5.0
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the only problem is that current ignition has small pcs of someone elses key lodged in there.. so my key cant go all the way in.
how do i turn to the run position? do i just force it? since its going to be replaced anyways?
Posts: 32 | From: el sobrante | Registered: Jun 2007
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rOokie5.0
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the only problem is that current ignition has small pcs of someone elses key lodged in there.. so my key cant go all the way in.
how do i turn to the run position? do i just force it? since its going to be replaced anyways?
Posts: 32 | From: el sobrante | Registered: Jun 2007
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Scoobysnack
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MMMM that I don't know. I'm still a noob at car repairs. I just changed my ignition but my key still worked. I don't know if you will have to drill it out or just flat out bust the lock completely...I
Posts: 215 | Registered: Apr 2006
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