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ignition switch 120-130 1967

posted by  bullfrog on  Tue Sep 23 20:16 CST 2014
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well i am going to try this again what i need to know is how to attach the wires to the ignition switch. no theory nothing complicated just a hook this to the center post---hook this to the left post etc. i tried to look it up but no simple solution i am sure the answer is in the computer some place but i did not find it. i am not much of a mechanic (or electrician). i am not red hot on the computer either i have a 1967 122s. on my last post i some how missed a note saying my car is a volvo with an armored cable from the switch i was glad to see you ( thanks planet man )picked up on that. thanks to the fellows who explained how to remove the switch i got to see what it was like on the back side so i could see the connections. hope this works when i get it hooked up. if not i will have more questions i hope there is lots of patience out there. sorry for the delay in information my computer skills showing






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