remove and replace the ignition switch and the key switch, also how to deal with a stuck key
I did not need to replace anything, just needed to re-grease some stuff in the column. the key was starting to stick and get hard to turn. this truck is an 86 model with a 318 and 727 3speed trans. You should now be a master at stealing these trucks.
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I know I didn’t show the swapping of the actual switch itself in this video, but if you really need me to show you routing some wires and dropping the little panel under the steering column , then it’s time to put the tools down and go back inside lol.
Thanks for the video. I've been beside my self trying to figure out how it goes back together.
I can’t find anything wrong with this video. I like your home made steering wheel tools, no need to buy expensive ones that do the same thing.
Key will not go into my ignition cylinder in my 85 D150.. am asssuming the internal pins /tumblers /springs have worn out.. Gonna HAVE to replace the cylinder, this video is perfect, thank you so much!
What size bolts did you use to make steering wheel puller?
Excellent instructional video. Thanks.
This was just what I needed
omg ok so can someone please send me to where to find the "long skinny bolt with the pin on there" it's exactly why my blinker isn't working
Is there a special tool for getting the column back up to put the c clip on? I dont have bolts and angle iron around lol
Words can't express how grateful I am of this video. Simple instructions that are straight to the point, no filler content, just an overall fantastic video. You just saved me a lot of headache, and worry, with having to dive head first into a job I haven't had to do yet
Concise. Direct. To the point. Home made tools for getting it done. Very well done, lad! Very well done indeed! I was just wanting to know what tools I'd need for the lock plate, (I have the GM tool) but now i see that I'll probably have to obtain the mounting screws for the ignition switch. I got a basket case with the switch dangling below the column!
What were the symptoms for you to replace this
What size bolts were on the puller?
This video shows so much so quickly- no waste. Extremely useful. I have an automatic on the column 70 cuda. I've removed the first snap ring, but the next cover is not coming off. Next to this cover are the drive-reverse indicators. Any advice?
Very helpful thanks n
Great video exactly what video of this sort should be zero b s straight to the point . Much appreciated thank you keep making videos you are a real asset to the community
We lost the keys to our 87. Do we have to have the keys to change out the tumbler?
Dude your a life saver
Great video man …. thank you for time. You just dont know how much you help others ….
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!
Thank you, the snap ring was killing me
Great video. Even chrisfix couldn't have done it better.
That was a great video,show and explained alot..hope I don't have to do that tho ha..hopes it's just my relay.on my 1978 ha
what size hole did you have to drill in the angle iron to pull the steering shaft upward ? Also what size bolts thread into steering column to do the lifting ?
So would this help my 85 d150… I turn the key and no power it turns on but won't start my truck… I replaced the starter and starter relay so next im thinking ignition switch is the problem so thank you for this video…
Will this work for a 1986 power ram w250? It seems like it would only problem is the half the key is broke off in the tumbler
Wow, The one in my 1st Car "1970 Chrysler Newport" was just like this!, My guess all Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth's with non tilt column were like this 1970 till late 80s
Tight video indeed. Nice editing. Here is what you are going to, here is what it looks like when done, here is the next step. I dont need to see someone unscrewing a nut or screw.
Super helpful, made my own jig last night to pull the wheel on my ‘78 power wagon D100 and replaced the blinker assembly. Thanks.
Good day dude…I am wondering if you have dealt with the ignition switch on a tilt wheel column and linkage etc…?
Super helpful and good video