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Old 10-10-2010, 07:04 PM
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Are you talking about the ignition switch? That is different than the ignition lock cylinder...

Your '97 should be very similar to the how-to's posted for the 98+ in the Tech Article (DIY) section for your reading pleasure.
 
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This is very similar to the above attachment but has a couple of different pics to go with it.
 
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Are you talking about the ignition switch? That is different than the ignition lock cylinder...

Your '97 should be very similar to the how-to's posted for the 98+ in the Tech Article (DIY) section for your reading pleasure.
Yea I guess which ever the 97's had a known problem with, Thanks. What one works together with the shift inter lock solenoid?
 
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The ignition switch does power the circuit for the TURN B/U fuse (hot in run & start) which also powers the shift interlock solenoid.
 
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And where is the ignition switch exactly located thanks.
 
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Are you serious? Have you just ignored everything that all of us have provided for you in terms of instructions???
 
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