Starting problem
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jamesmartin
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new switch
Jonnyb1990
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Jonnyb1990
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I couldn't tell you, But what I do know is I can probably start mine with a spoon lol,
Good thing the door locks are sound !
Good thing the door locks are sound !
Jason2
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Yeh that's what you want fella ! Copper conections usualy oxidised but never had any success stripping and cleaning! not worth the bother for 9 snakes !
Had a few go over the years and had to hot wire to get home, just don't forget to put the key in the ignition for the steering lock
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stick your head behind the dash and make sure the wiring isn't a mess.
satchmolips
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Looked at this job myself over the weekend. You can get just the new end of the key assembly (electrical switch), held in by grub screws. Such is my eyesight through I couldn't see whether they were allen key grub screws or not. Anyone know?
Sorted.....new switch delivered today. Took about 20mins to fit. Instrument binnacle off. Took a note of what cables went where. Tiny wee screw off (used magnetic screwdriver so I didn't drop it). Switch out, new switch in and starting no probs...
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Sorted.....new switch delivered today. Took about 20mins to fit. Instrument binnacle off. Took a note of what cables went where. Tiny wee screw off (used magnetic screwdriver so I didn't drop it). Switch out, new switch in and starting no probs...
good job
good job
Cheers mate. If I can just stop my turbo from bleeding oil all over the bloody place now, I'll be a happy man
