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69 Roadrunner Ignition Switch/cylinder #340950
06/07/09 09:46 PM
06/07/09 09:46 PM
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Marion, SC USA
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When I turn the ignition key , the cylinder lock falls out of the switch-what causes this? The cylinder is locked in the switch until I turn the key-how can I fix this? Is the only thing holding it in the little spring loaded pin on the barrel of the cylinder?

Last edited by 69RR383; 06/07/09 09:48 PM.
Re: 69 Roadrunner Ignition Switch/cylinder [Re: 69RR383] #340951
06/07/09 10:28 PM
06/07/09 10:28 PM
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got a locksmith near you? should be able to take care of the trouble.


Dave


1981 Dodge D150 360 auto
Re: 69 Roadrunner Ignition Switch/cylinder [Re: basketcase] #340952
06/07/09 10:54 PM
06/07/09 10:54 PM
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Thanks- I'll give him a try tomorrow.

Re: 69 Roadrunner Ignition Switch/cylinder [Re: 69RR383] #340953
06/08/09 01:37 AM
06/08/09 01:37 AM
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Yes,
The only thing that holds it in is the spring pin, that sits in a recessed groove the the outer shell.
69 is a one year only deal as well, try a new cylinder to see if it will stay in place.
If not you are going to need a new switch and that is big money...







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