Questions & Answers for: Chevrolet Cavalier need switch

...switch and key assembly I'm going to replace the old ignition and I need to know if I need a special tool to do this? Please help. Thanks! The following procedure is "generic" for replacing the lock ...

...switch on the pedal (or could just need adjusted but probably not). remove switch and see if continuity from one terminal to the other changes from open to closed when you depress the plunger on the ...

...two pin like supports that hold the switch in place these need to be pressed together at the same time once they are depressed you can shimmy the switch out you may have to put the key in to do

high beam switch in & out many times. If it frees up & switches back to lowbeam it will buy you time before you need to replace the dimmer switch. If not you will need to replace it right away

hear a audiable click coming from it. and like mine their is probably some play in the entire switch. so you probably need to remove the colum cover and replace the whole switch assembly for that side

...insert the key) Need to remove steering wheel, if tilt steering need remove c clip, then there is a hex bolt securing the tumbler. Ignition switch is a bit more involved. hope this helps, James ...

...need to trace by disconnection. If there is a TIME DELAY switch off then the electronic circuit can work erractically . You can remove the connections to each of the door switches to confirm which ...

...switch. You will need to have someone watching the brake lights while you do this. If they go out when u push the pluger then you will need to adjust the switch. If the switch cannot be adjusted then ...

...there might be a recall for that model. and to get the switch out you will need the key. or a drill. depending where the switch is located on the column or dash. each has different steps to remove ...

...switch is held in by a click in place type arrangement where you need to pinch some prongs to release it. Push the new one in and reconnect the plug and socket. Put the cowl back on and reconnect the ...