Doug Adams wrote:
> I've replaced one on a '97 Blazer, I think that would be the same. It is not
> too bad of a job, but a little time consuming. Make sure you have a torx
> socket (female), I think it is a #4 to take the ignition switch out. I had
> to buy one special for this, that was the most time consuming (waiting for
> the socket to come). You can't get at the screw head with anything else to
> get them loose. GM was thinking of us again! You have to pry the vinyl thing
> off right where the key goes in, in order to get the column cover off. Don't
> worry if you are gentle with it, it will push right back on and won't be
> noticable. It unplugs way down at the bottom of the steering column, someone
> from GM told me to unplug this and get the new one in within a couple of
> minutes or it will lockup some sort of anti-theft device. I don't know if
> this is true or not, but I did mine as fast as I could and had no problems.
> Good Luck, let us know how you make out!
>
> Oh, by the way I got my socket a NAPA, but like I said I had to order it.
>
> Doug
Thanks Doug, I'll save this post and let you know. Its a friends truck
(I have an older S-10 and a question for later) and now I'm not sure its
the ignition switch. It seems to work fine first thing in the morning
or after its cooled off so now I'm wondering if its not the starter
or......
We started it maybe 15 times in a row this morning with no problem.
> "F.H." <connectu2.TakeThisOut@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:JVrsj.56$Cs.13@trnddc04...
>> Anyone have any experience? Difficult? TIA,
>>
>> Frank
>
> >> Stay informed about: Replace ignition switch on 99 S-10