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Posted by ChrisH(IA) on April 01, 2005 at 05:05:35 from (4.254.85.192):
In Reply to: OT-Light Bulb of an Idea!!! posted by Dug on March 31, 2005 at 14:38:59:
Hello Dug--In my Ford, the actuator controls all of the ignition. When it broke, turning the key didn't energize any of it. The actuator is a diecast piece that runs down the side of the column to a little electric switch that has off, on and start positions ("on" to "start" spring loaded). I dismantled the column cover to get to that switch and use a nail set to start it. (was told by Ford dealers that they don't stock that part) My point is that maybe your actuator rod isn't really broken. Good Luck ChrisH(IA)
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