IGNITION SWITCH & LOCK CYLINDER -1988 Ford Pickup F150
Not sure if you needed to change the lock cylinder or the ignition switch so will give you both
REMOVAL & INSTALLATION
LOCK CYLINDER
Removal
1. Disconnect negative battery cable. On non-tilt column vehicles, remove steering wheel and trim pad. On models with A/T, place gearshift in "PARK" position (any position on vehicles with M/T). Insert key and turn cylinder to "ON" position.
2. Insert a 1/8" diameter pin in hole on outside of steering column casting, near hazard warning button, on tilt models. Insert pin in hole near base of lock cylinder on non-tilt models. On all models, depress pin and pull out on lock cylinder to remove.
Typical Column Type Ignition Switch Lock Cylinder Removal On most vehicles, push in
to release lock retainer.
Installation
Lubricate lock cylinder with grease. Turn lock cylinder to "ON" position. Depress retaining pin and insert cylinder into housing. Make sure that cylinder is fully seated and aligned with interlocking washer. Turn key, and check operation of lock cylinder.
IGNITION SWITCH
Removal
Disconnect battery ground. Remove steering column shroud and lower column. Disconnect switch wiring at multiple plug. Remove nuts securing switch to steering column. Lift switch vertically to
disengage actuator, and remove switch.
Installation
With lock cylinder and switch in "LOCK" position, engage actuator rod in switch. Position switch on column and install retaining nuts, but do not tighten. Move switch up and down along column to locate mid-position of rod lash, and tighten retaining nuts.
Rod-Actuated Ignition Switch
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