Re: urgent help needed on ignition switch

[Alan Lemen]

Chris, my friend did this on his 74 TR6. It has the same internal parts 
as my 76 Spitfire. So I know it can be done on the non-column mounted 
switches. Not sure about the later column mounted ones. He just swapped 
the back drum shaped part with the wires attached, so the keyed part was 
the same. Not sure exactly how, but it was pretty quick to do.

Alan

Chris DeStaffany wrote:

I am on the road,one thousand miles from home and my
ignition switch is on the fritz. Only works part time
if I wiggle it a lot.  Had to hot wire the car to get
it going.  I have ordered a new ignition switch from
BPNW that should be here tomorrow.  Here's the
question.  Can I just change the internals and how? 
If no, how do pull out the whole switch?  

Any replys would be appreciated as I'm in a real
pickle this time.
Chris DeStaffany from Friday Harbor Wa
currently at friends at Ridgecrest Ca
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