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jr

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 17:17

done :D

cheers flash for your help :D


flash22

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 16:55

in the plug with the ignition wires coming out off it theres a square hole put a screw driver in it as theres a tag/clip that you need to push in normally you would have the key in the barrel in pos 1 in this case just need to move the centre bar around to line up the groove on the bar so the tag/clip goes into the groove it then releases the plug from the switch. yo may need to leaver in apart tho its hard to explain realy

[Edited on 15-07-2006 by flash22]


jr

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 16:48

when you say "push the tag in leaver the plug/switch off job done !!!!"

what do you mean

sorry for beeing dumb on this


flash22

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 16:42

you just need to take the rest of the old switch off spin the centre post around till the groove in in th right place then push the tag in leaver the plug/switch off job done !!!!

[Edited on 15-07-2006 by flash22]


jr

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 16:38

found it, didnt realise there actully sealed with paint (red in this case)

sorted

so inthorey the new swithch will go back on, and thet connector on the loom clip back on

cheers for your help people


flash22

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 16:31

it's in the front and one in the back that holds the ignition switch its about 3-4mm flat head abut 3-4 from the edge of the switch

[Edited on 15-07-2006 by flash22]

[Edited on 15-07-2006 by flash22]


jr

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 16:29

where is the grubscrew though ???

theres one facing the bulkhead, which seems to be about 1mm


RobHayes

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 16:23

just take the lock barrel off and have a switches instead of a key :look:


flash22

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 16:17

i was right youve kill the ignition switch new one required!!! thay never work right if you rebuild them theres 3 springs and 2 contacts in there and the contacts are different aswell the switch is £15-20 from vx or a quid down the breakers or free if you like

read the above and all will become Clear


from a post i made on another site

Just a quick guide

you need to put the key to pos 1 on the ignition and push a tab inside the conector and leaver the plug off the back of switch undo the grub screw give it a twist and the switch comes off

or down the breakers chop of the ignition wires then undo the grub screw if the keys arnt there pull it off job done


[Edited on 15-07-2006 by flash22]


flash22

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 16:15

sounds like yo have killed the ignition switch the switch is held on by a grub screw at the front an a pin at the back undo the grub screw and give it a twist

i think your on about the plug tha plugs it to the ignition switch (been there done that)

you need to put the key in the ignition in pos 1 0r 2 (cant remember) put a screw driver in the hole on the plug to push the tab an pull and the plug comes off with out breaking anything


jr

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 16:14

no not yet, the part which is missing houses to two pins in, which turn and make contact with the bits you see in the 2nd pic

what im wondering is, what will go back, and what have i broken


Greg_M

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 16:12

Have you taken the lock barrel out at all? if not take the lock barrel out, i think what youve broken is the part which the lock turns, to switch on the ignition live, but im not entirly sure.


jr

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 16:07




Greg_M

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 15:58

If youve just broken the suround it might go back together, cant remember of the top of my head, but i would solder a new plug on it tbh.

It has two ignition lives and a perminante live so it not the type of wires you want to mess around with


jr

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 15:50

yes greg, i still have all the wires etc on on bit in the back on the plu on the loom, the bit where it broke is where the two pins sit in, which is still on the barrell


Greg_M

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 15:47

it is the plug that goes to the back of the barrel?


jr

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 15:45

:thumbs: ok

and what do i need to replace what ive broke :lol:

new switch, or whole barrell


Greg_M

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 15:39

the ignition barrel JR


jr

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 15:37

in the front of what ainsley


ainsley_brader

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 15:24

theres a screw in the front to remove then a roll pin in the back to knock all the way in!


jr

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 15:14

:lol:


Dave A

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 11:35

black tape, cable ties and blue tack. Usually works for me


jr

posted on 15th Jul 06 at 11:29

While removing the loom broke the connector that goes onto the ignition barrell/ignition switch

Now i cant actully see how your supposed to remove it without breaking it like i did

now do i need a new barrell with a switch on, or somethign else