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122 ignition switch 120-130

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posted by  patrick of montreal on  Sun May 19 08:11 CST 2013
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my 2 cents...as the switch is a dodgy bit of waste anyhow...cut the armored cable, install a decent universal ign switch and forget about it. I had too many problems with worn contacts /broken keys with mine.....went universal years ago....never went back. If you are using an aftermarket coil you don't event need to cut the cable, just tuck it under the dash, so it can go back stock another day.
This of course does not work if you want show quality interior, but I like my cars reliable, so some of the 40+ yr stuff is gone.
--
Patrick, '68 220 , '53 GMC 4104, '97 VW Transporter.






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