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ignition switch 120-130 1966

posted by  Danny on  Fri Jun 1 11:59 CST 2012
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"If the switch is still good, you can simply replace the tumbler assembly."

If you can remove the tumbler assembly, and then turn the broken off key to the off position and remove what remains of the key, you may be able to just make a new key, and not have to replace the tumbler. If you can't get the key out, the locksmith that will end up making a key may be able to extract what's left of the key. If you have another key, you already have one to copy.





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