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Mike Mike Posted on Mar 19, 2019

Broken ignition on a 1991 Ford Aerostar 6 cylinder with no security system what's the easiest way to hotwire it so I can drive it home and the steering is already unlocked

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Well, if it truly is yours, LOL, I would rather spend a few dollars and have it picked and towed. Otherwise, under the steering column rests the ignition switch. Remove it and push the notch where the thin metal is hooked to shaft forward.. that will take care of the first problem . the problem is the Steering. Get a Big Burly person to yank the steering wheel to one side. one side only. It might take a few tries. Then you can go. This the cheapest way. I am without guilt ...

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SOURCE: Grand am ignition key cylinder stopped turning.

There are no wires to your key and tumbler. All the key does is pull a rod that is connected to the ignition switch, which is at the bottom of your steering column. I suppose if there is no "chip" on your key, and you can get the steering wheel to turn, you could pull on that rod to get it running.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 28, 2009

SOURCE: Need schematic for ignition system-has 4 wire dist. pickup and ignition module is mounted on the R/F fender

Resistive cottection between PIP (pin6) wire and connector at the ignition module. Cleaned and soldered wire to connector pin. Runs fine.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 20, 2009

SOURCE: How do I remove the ignition lock cylinder from

here are the instruction the first set are the instruction on how to remove the turn signal switch as you will need them to remove the ignition

Removal & Installataion of turn signal switch

  1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
  2. Remove the steering wheel.
  3. Loosen the anti-theft cover retaining screws on 1976 models and lift the cover from the steering column. It is not necessary to completely remove these screws.
  4. Depress the lockplate and pry the round wire snapring from the steering shaft groove. A lockplate compressor tool is available for compressing the lockplate.
  5. Remove the lockplate, directional signal canceling cam, upper bearing preload spring, and thrust washer from the steering shaft.
  6. Move the directional signal actuating lever to the right turn position and remove the lever.
  7. Depress the hazard warning light switch and remove the button by turning it counterclockwise.
  8. Remove the directional signal wiring harness connector block from its mounting bracket on the right side of the lower column.
  9. On vehicles equipped with an automatic transmission, use a stiff wire, such as a paper clip, to depress the lock tab which retains the shift quadrant light wire in the connector block.
  10. Remove the directional signal switch retaining screws and pull the switch and wiring harness from the steering column.
  11. Guide the wiring harness of the new switch into position and carefully align the switch assembly. make sure that the actuating lever pivot is correctly aligned and seated in the upper housing pivot boss prior to installing the retaining screws.
  12. Install the directional signal lever and actuate the directional signal switch to assure correct operation.
  13. Place the thrust washer, spring, and directional signal canceling cam on the upper end of the steering shaft.
  14. Align the lockplate splines with the steering shaft splines and place the lockplate in position with the directional signal canceling cam shaft protruding through the dogleg opening in the lockplate.
  15. Install the snapring.
  16. Install the anti-theft cover.
  17. Install the steering wheel and connect the negative battery cable.
  18. Check the operation of the turn signal switch.

Removal & Installation of ignition lock switch
  1. Disconnect the battery ground cable.
  2. Remove the turn signal switch as described earlier in this section. You don't have to remove the switch completely, just set it aside.
  3. Insert the key. Position the key as follows.
    • 1976-83: With manual transmission, put it in the ON position; with automatic, put it in OFF/LOCK.
    • 1984-86: Two detent positions, clockwise, beyond OFF/LOCK.
  1. Working through the slot next to the turn signal switch mounting boss, use a thin screwdriver to release the lock cylinder.
  2. To install, insert the key in the new lock cylinder. Hold the sleeve and turn the key clockwise until it stops. Align the cylinder retaining tab with the housing slot and insert the cylinder. Push the cylinder in, rotate to engage, then push in until the retaining tab engages the housing groove.
  3. Complete the procedure in the reverse of removal.

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  • Posted on Feb 26, 2010

SOURCE: how to remove an ignition lock cylinder on 1991

hard! there is a hole on the steering column near the lock cylinder. normally you can turn the key and stick a small screw driver in it to pull out the lock cylinder. in this case you can drill the pin through that hole then pull it out

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