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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / April 2005

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'63 Hawk

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David Streb - 12 Apr 2005 02:27 GMT
The ignition key on my new Hawk all of a sudden twirls around without
doing anything, leaving me high and dry, so I figure it's shot.  How do
I remove the ignition lock?  It looks like there's a little hole at the
top on the outside case, but I can't get an allen wrench to do much.
And how much will another ignition assembly cost me?  Any suggestions
for a Studebaker doofus?
John Poulos - 12 Apr 2005 02:30 GMT
Turn the key to the ignition position and depress the pin through that
small hole. (nail or paper clip)

> The ignition key on my new Hawk all of a sudden twirls around without
> doing anything, leaving me high and dry, so I figure it's shot.  How do
> I remove the ignition lock?  It looks like there's a little hole at the
> top on the outside case, but I can't get an allen wrench to do much. And
> how much will another ignition assembly cost me?  Any suggestions for a
> Studebaker doofus?

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Nate Nagel - 12 Apr 2005 02:46 GMT
> The ignition key on my new Hawk all of a sudden twirls around without
> doing anything, leaving me high and dry, so I figure it's shot.  How do
> I remove the ignition lock?  It looks like there's a little hole at the
> top on the outside case, but I can't get an allen wrench to do much. And
> how much will another ignition assembly cost me?  Any suggestions for a
> Studebaker doofus?

remove the whole assembly from the car, insert key, turn key to "run"
and push down on the little nub sticking up into the case.  Then you can
pull the cylinder out of the switch and see what's broken and which part
you need.

good luck

nate

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--Shiva-- - 12 Apr 2005 05:59 GMT
On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 21:46:54 -0400,  you wrote:

>remove the whole assembly from the car, insert key, turn key to "run"
>and push down on the little nub sticking up into the case.  Then you can
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>
>nate
BETS the switch phenolic in the back broke..
UNLESS the entire plug broke in 2..havent seen that but once
tho...

    --Shiva--
   
   
--Shiva-- - 12 Apr 2005 06:02 GMT
On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 21:46:54 -0400,  you wrote:

>> The ignition key on my new Hawk all of a sudden twirls around without
>> doing anything, leaving me high and dry, so I figure it's shot.  How do
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>
>nate
is this a CHEVY lock? then the hole is in the face.. turn to
accessory position, poke the little hole and keep TURNING.left..

    --Shiva--
   
   
Dexter - 12 Apr 2005 02:48 GMT
Not familiar with a 63.  But if its anything like a Chevy, insert a
straightened HD paper clip in the little hole, turn the key
counter-clockwise and the cylinder will pull out.
> The ignition key on my new Hawk all of a sudden twirls around without
> doing anything, leaving me high and dry, so I figure it's shot.  How do
> I remove the ignition lock?  It looks like there's a little hole at the
> top on the outside case, but I can't get an allen wrench to do much.
> And how much will another ignition assembly cost me?  Any suggestions
> for a Studebaker doofus?
 
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