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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / November 2007

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Ignition Switch Actuator -- 89 F150 w/ Tilt Wheel

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robert.fourney@gmail.com - 10 Nov 2007 20:48 GMT
How do I get the new one in?  I took the column apart enough to get
the broken one out, but (being broken) it came out easier than the
(bigger) new one is going in.  Do I need to take the tilt wheel
mechanism apart at the pivot somehow, or is there a secret angle or
some other way to slide the new one in.  It's very cheap looking pot-
metal, I don't want to force anything.

thanks,

Bob Fourney
Jeff Strickland - 10 Nov 2007 23:42 GMT
Yes, you must take the tilt apart.

I have not had this problem on my Ford yet, but I had it on my '81 Jeep
(which uses GM parts in this location) and I had to take the tilt stuff
completely apart to fit the new ignition parts in. I had this trouble with
my '95 Bronco, but the configuration of parts is different, and I was able
to make my repairs by only replacing the part above the tilt mechanism.

> How do I get the new one in?  I took the column apart enough to get
> the broken one out, but (being broken) it came out easier than the
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> Bob Fourney
 
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