Replacing a CJ Key Cyl in a Non Tilt Steering Column
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Replacing Ignition Cyl Non-tilt column
#1
Posted 06 January 2009 - 08:31 PM
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#2
Posted 10 January 2009 - 09:33 AM
That's a nice picture/writeup rollbar, thanks. But do you know what the difference would be for a tilt column?? I have a buddy who recently bought a '79 CJ-5 and he has asked me to help him replace the ign. cyl and I believe it's a tilt.
Yale H.
Port Charlotte, FL
1992 YJ 4.0 HO
2" BL, 4" R/C Susp. Lift...plus a couple extra stock leafs
Aussie Lockers Frt & Rear
33 x 12.50 Dunlop Mud Rovers
2004 Liberty Sport 3.7L 4X4
stock for now!!!
Port Charlotte, FL
1992 YJ 4.0 HO
2" BL, 4" R/C Susp. Lift...plus a couple extra stock leafs
Aussie Lockers Frt & Rear
33 x 12.50 Dunlop Mud Rovers
2004 Liberty Sport 3.7L 4X4
stock for now!!!
#3
Posted 10 January 2009 - 10:21 AM
This goes into detail about changing out parts, pic are here & you can follow them. It's pretty easy, turn the key to the on position & push the button & it might slide out when U have the wheel off.
CJ Tilt Column Fix I save stuff like this (on my hosting service) so it doesn't get lost (seeing I have a great hosting service & tech dept. ) & or so I don't have to take a bunch of pics/write ups.
When U get to the 9th picture unscrew and set aside he turn signal.
'79 models go like this:
1. After U get to the turn signal in in pic number 9 set aside.
2. Insert the key. Position the key like this.
A.-W/a stick tranny put the key in the ON position; auto=off/lock position.
3. Work through the turn signal mounting w/a thin screwdriver to release the lock.
4. When U go to install the new one, hole the sleeve or body of the new lock & turn clockwise until it stops. Align the cyl retaining tab thingy w/the housing it came out of, push the cyl in & rotate to engage & then push in until the retaining tab (the thing U had to push to get it out) engages the housing grove.
5. Oh, make sure U have the tilt in the neutral position (straight out not bent up/down).
Hope this helps.
P.S. There is a quicker way w/out taking off the steering wheel etc. ---> Scroll down.
Use a Saws-all
CJ Tilt Column Fix I save stuff like this (on my hosting service) so it doesn't get lost (seeing I have a great hosting service & tech dept. ) & or so I don't have to take a bunch of pics/write ups.
When U get to the 9th picture unscrew and set aside he turn signal.
'79 models go like this:
1. After U get to the turn signal in in pic number 9 set aside.
2. Insert the key. Position the key like this.
A.-W/a stick tranny put the key in the ON position; auto=off/lock position.
3. Work through the turn signal mounting w/a thin screwdriver to release the lock.
4. When U go to install the new one, hole the sleeve or body of the new lock & turn clockwise until it stops. Align the cyl retaining tab thingy w/the housing it came out of, push the cyl in & rotate to engage & then push in until the retaining tab (the thing U had to push to get it out) engages the housing grove.
5. Oh, make sure U have the tilt in the neutral position (straight out not bent up/down).
Hope this helps.
P.S. There is a quicker way w/out taking off the steering wheel etc. ---> Scroll down.
Use a Saws-all
*MY CJ IS YOUR yJ's DADDY*
'48 Willys; '74CJ5; '80CJ7; '84 CJ8; '86 CJ7
*Who Needs A Stinking Manual When You Have A Fat Wallet For Tech Support!*
*What man is a man who does not make the world better*
Support the Central Florida Bible Camp for kids
'48 Willys; '74CJ5; '80CJ7; '84 CJ8; '86 CJ7
*Who Needs A Stinking Manual When You Have A Fat Wallet For Tech Support!*
*What man is a man who does not make the world better*
Support the Central Florida Bible Camp for kids
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