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Old October 7th, 2007, 03:06 PM
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Little help here.

Hi. Great site.

My son has a 75 Omega. The ignition lock selinoid locked up. I have the whole steering wheel torn down but can not get it out. There is no retaining screw and the only hole I can try to depress a clip does nothing.

It is sitting in my driveway and the HOA will not be happy. HELP!!

Anyone want a BIG project car for cheap??? Haha.

Thanks
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Old October 7th, 2007, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Omegaman
Hi. Great site.

My son has a 75 Omega. The ignition lock selinoid locked up. I have the whole steering wheel torn down but can not get it out. There is no retaining screw and the only hole I can try to depress a clip does nothing.

It is sitting in my driveway and the HOA will not be happy. HELP!!

Anyone want a BIG project car for cheap??? Haha.

Thanks
I assume you mean lock CYLINDER? If so, this article might help:

http://www.carcraft.com/howto/56459/index.html

In particular, note this photo. Be aware that the photo is rotated and "up" is actually to the left in the picture. The tab to be depressed is in the circle.:

http://images.carcraft.com/howto/p12...mage_large.jpg

Frequently there is casting flash that covers the hole. Simply poke through it with a screwdriver. If you can't poke through easily, you're pushing in the wrong place. Pull outward on the lock cylinder while depressing the tab.
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Old October 8th, 2007, 04:42 PM
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Joe, thank you man. That did it. The boat is back in the dock.

Wish we had a cool Olds but he likes his retro ride. I am willing to like the right guy have it for cheap though.
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