How do you remove the ignition from a 1997 Gmc Safari van?

OK Joanne this is where to find it.
Google 1997 GMC Safari V6 vacuum diagram
when it opens go across the top to images and click
when the diagrams come up click on yours
when it opens click visit page
when it opens find your diagram
there you go

Mike

It should be .060

If your talking about the blower motor, its under the hood. If you buy a delco part there will be instructions in the box. There is a plastic/rubber cover over the motor that needs to be cut with a very sharp knife. Anyway buy the delco part and you'll be able to figure it out from there. Good luck.

Probably the easiest and safest way is to go to the fuse box and pull the "ECM" fuse. If the fuse box does not have labels for which fuse is which, just start pulling and replacing fuses until the engine quits.

If its just the Key and cylender, Remove airbag fuse and disconnect the yellow connector first if equipt..then the steering wheel with a puller..and then the metal steering wheel lock ring..Depress the ring first to remove the retaining ring and such ..note this is behind the airbag coil retained by a snapring..anyway remove the turn signal lever pulls out..then unscrew the 4 way flasher knob with a phillips screwdriver, then the 3 phillips screws in the white switch assm pull that forward enough to remove the torxs screw on the upper r/h side and the key and cylender should come out..Now if its just the Ignition switch you are talking about..Drop the steering column down enough to access the switch on the top..good luck.

you need to check the ing switch under the column there is a rod that runs to it from the key cyl it has more then likely shorted out

its inside the gas tank

Check fuel pressure when cold with a gage.

if the gauge is still stuck when the van is off, try whacking the dashboard right above the gauge. PLEASE RATE MY ANSWER.

you will have to remove the upper intake to get to the regulator.