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does anyone know how to remove the key switch from an '82 chev. steering column? I DONT have the keys. gotta get the old out to either replace it or get new keys made.
thanks in advance for your knowledge/guesses.

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chev what?


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sorry, its a '82 pass. car. im told theyre all the same.

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boy, I have heard that before grin


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thieves usually use a slide hammer,thread it into the key hole & whack away,I have seen it done & was amazed how well it worked,,or they just take a reg hammer & break off the whole end of the column grin (not recommended if you wanna re-use the column). I usually just chip the old cyl away w/a small chisel. brian


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Thank-you Joe. Thats just what i needed.

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While you're in there, you might as well take the bolts out for the tilt mechanism and put some Loctite on them. They have a tendacy to back out. That's what causes the "floppy column" problem. I used the red kind on my Blazer, hasn't come loose anymoere.


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