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am replacing ignition on an ion3 how do I get the steering wheel off ? i cannot seem to get the plastic cover /outer cover off
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Basically all years are the
Basically all years are the same, but there are a few little differences. So as not to guess, and so we can give you accurate information, post the year of the car.
2004 si3 ty
2004 si3 ty
This link will
This link will help.
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/repairinfo/repairguide/repairGuideContent.jsp?pageId=0996b43f80370faa
if you donn't find it there,
if you donn't find it there, i can sent you the factory info, let me know.
mws919
I'm not getting the info .
I'm not getting the info . can you send me what i need
frist are we talking a 2004
frist are we talking a 2004 Saturn ION SI3 and is it the ignition lock cylinder or ignition switch?
will need a email ad. to send to.
good info and pictures
good info and pictures here:
http://www.justanswer.com/car/1r3u5-replace-ignition-switch-2004-saturn-io.html
Very good video on the subject:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cown4CO2FJ0&feature=related
good info befree, but with
good info befree, but with the gloves on, i thuoght he was stealing it, lol
Sorry for not mentioning this
Sorry for not mentioning this sooner, but it just occurred to me now. If you're changin the ignition key cylinder because the key won't turn then try another key. If you don't have a second key, then take the key that won't turn to a well qualified locksmith, and have a key cut from code. A code key is not an ordinary duplicated key. It's a key that is made from a sequence of numbers. A professional locksmith can determine what those numbers are by simply looking at the key that won't turn. If you are not replacing the key cylinder, but are tryin to replace the ignition switch instead, then tell us why? Just so you know ignition switches on your particular car seldom fail, but neutral safety switches frequently fail. There are also TSB's and recalls for the "OE" security system modules. Check with a dealer for those.