Has been replaced (was stolen) I understand there are gears to be lined up and would like to have acopy of that R & R page of manual to better understand how it should be put in properly Im trying to fix someone elses installation that wasnt right!!!If you could help thank you very much for your time Kurt
SOURCE: installing ignition switch for 87 chevy s10 Blazer 2.8L 4X4
you need to replace the electrical part of switch?If os it is down on column under dash will be two bolts holding on with the dimmer switch also
SOURCE: 98 chevy s10 blazer turn signal
Unplug the turn signal relay from the fuse box and start you engine. Does it still make that noise?
If yes... Put the relay back in, that is not the problem.
If No...Then the relay could be bad, replace it!
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SOURCE: 94 chevy s10 blazer power windows not working
I had the same problem - driver side fine, passenger side front not working/slow or the back seat. You need to replace the window motor on the passenger side. Yes, there are two motors. It's pretty simple if you are handy with some tools. The hardest part is getting the 4 mounts that hold the window motor to the door off. The are factory riveted to the door, so I had to grind the outsides off and tap them out. Just watch the spring lever that holds the window bar for going up and down. I didn't pay attention and it snapped back - nearly broke my thumb.
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SOURCE: replacing ignition switch in 2001 chevy silverado
Not the igniton switch, its the ingition cylinder and or the housing. The switch is not part of what you are really turning. It's connected to it via gears. The common problem is the key gets worn out and the tumblers wear also. Eventualy they do not line up right and will not make the "bar" drop in the cylinder to allow it to turn from the off positon. If you have the title in your name and the key has never been rekeyed or the code has been changed you can go down to a dealership with all of the info for the truck and they can cut you a key from the vin number. You can try that first before you put a cylinder and housing in it.
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