new ignition switch
#1
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new ignition switch
Trying to buy a used ignition switch (the cable, cast cylinder housing, and the cylinder with keys) on ebay and they're specifying that it is for an auto trans. I have a manual transmission and was wondering if this can be used? The listings seem to have the same pinned connectors.
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#3
Re: new ignition switch
Have a question about a similar issue. Have a civic wagon 1990 (shuttle) that I just purchased. The biggest issue so far is that the guys ex son in law dumped superglue in all the locks. Soooo. The only thing the current key is good for is turning on the car. I found an advertisement for 3 locks, the ignition and keys. donor parts are from an automatic. My car will be a manual. Will I need to modify anything to put the auto parts in a manual car? I've searched and found lots of varying advice.
Again, just need the ignition from an auto to work with the manual.
Thanks.
Again, just need the ignition from an auto to work with the manual.
Thanks.
#4
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Re: new ignition switch
yes you guys can run the auto switches no problem in your 5 speed cars
the only difference with the auto and manual switches is that the auto has a lock pin on it that can only be opened when the car
is in park and lets you remove the key
but since you guys have 5 speeds the pin would never engage and so you dont have to worry about your key staying stuck in the ignition ever
hope that clears it up for everyone
the only difference with the auto and manual switches is that the auto has a lock pin on it that can only be opened when the car
is in park and lets you remove the key
but since you guys have 5 speeds the pin would never engage and so you dont have to worry about your key staying stuck in the ignition ever
hope that clears it up for everyone
#5
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Re: new ignition switch
yes you guys can run the auto switches no problem in your 5 speed cars
the only difference with the auto and manual switches is that the auto has a lock pin on it that can only be opened when the car
is in park and lets you remove the key
but since you guys have 5 speeds the pin would never engage and so you dont have to worry about your key staying stuck in the ignition ever
hope that clears it up for everyone
the only difference with the auto and manual switches is that the auto has a lock pin on it that can only be opened when the car
is in park and lets you remove the key
but since you guys have 5 speeds the pin would never engage and so you dont have to worry about your key staying stuck in the ignition ever
hope that clears it up for everyone
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