the
only way i found that you can replace the ignition switch is to take it
to somebody who has a strong enough drill bit, they will then have to
drill out the rods that appear to be welded in, the guys at the
dealership ended up really struggling and i got stuck with a big bill,
by the way any
auto
parts store charge you about $100 for the ignition switch as well as
$100 for the lock cylinder which chances are you will need at that
point, especially if you have the problem any of the older toyotas have,
which is keys broke off in the ignition,
for as great of
vehicles
as toyota has made you would thinnk the keys would be stronger, but my
previa van is the third i have owned and is the third that had a key
that broke in it, and this one eventually stopped turning with only have
a key, and $300 later and after every homie of mine who was a mechanic
telling me they were lost on this ignition, and it is running again, so
best of luck to any who check this out mcl
Why use a drill bit? A 4.5 mm metal drill did the job for me in approx. 2 minutes. (A 91 model though).
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