Ignition lock bezel
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Turn to page 12AA-4 in your 1968 Chassis Service Manual, steps 4 and 5 under Ignition Switch Removal. FYI, that "endplate" is part of the lock cylinder. It doesn't come off separately. You have to remove the lock cylinder.
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If you were to see a NOS GM ignition switch, you would note on the inside where the lock cylinder mates up with the ignition switch, there is a slight amount of lubricant. I would suggest a very small smear of Vaseline on the end of the lock switch to lubricate the ignition switch just the way that they were like when new. It will go a long way to make sure that you have removed any resistance between the key switch and the ignition switch.
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August 3rd, 2014 06:33 AM