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Yes, you can change just the key part of the ignition switch.
Procedure below.
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1. On models with tilt column, remove tilt lever.
2. On all models, remove three upper and lower cover attaching screws, then the covers.
Fig. 6 Ignition Lock & Switch Removal
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3. Remove three ignition switch attaching screws with tamper proof Torx bit Snap-On tool No. TTXR20A2, or equivalent then carefully pull switch away from column.
4. Disconnect and remove ignition switch wiring connector.
5. Remove Lock cylinder from ignition switch as follows:
a. Insert key and place ignition switch in Lock position.
Fig. 7 Ignition Lock Key Cylinder Retaining Pin
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b. Use a small screwdriver to depress key cylinder retaining pin flush with key cylinder surface.
C. On all models, rotate key clockwise to Off position. Although cylinder will be unseated do not attempt to remove yet.
D. Rotate key to counterclockwise Lock position, then remove key.
E. Remove key cylinder.
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Monday, August 27th, 2018 AT 11:44 AM