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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Maxima / January 2005

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Replace ignition switch?

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jmattis@attglobal.net - 03 Jan 2005 22:41 GMT
Well, I'm noticing that the ignition has to be turned pretty much
against the stop to get cranking now.  '96 I30t.

Can the switch be replaced separately (like Honda), or does this part
include the lock cylinder too?  I saw a photo once that suggested the
latter, which would require a different key than the door locks use.
(And my alarm hasn't functioned for 5 years, so yes it's a big deal to
me.)

JM
gary - 03 Jan 2005 23:21 GMT
I've replaced the locks on a 93 sentra and 95 200sx.  I got a kit for under
$200 which included all locks (door, trunk, etc.).  Lot of work to change
them all (and drill out the steering column lock/screws).  The switch
attaches to the back of the lock assemble with one phillips screw, so if
that had been my problem it would have been easy (if you can get just the
switch from parts).

Gary K

Of course I've never done this on a Max/I30...

> Well, I'm noticing that the ignition has to be turned pretty much
> against the stop to get cranking now.  '96 I30t.
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> JM
 
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