will do thanks for the advice and if the gear one dose not work would I just click it back to how it was originally before I start messing with the switch or could I just leave itOk, if the gear move don't work look at the switch down the column.
Yeah, but understand that I'm not there. So you may have to move it the other way, it's been an minute, You're synchronizing the key to the switch on the lower part of the column. There is the gear that pushes/pulls a piece of linkage that moves the internal part in the electrical switch.
This is exactly how I did the truck: (basically the same key start system) moved the gear in the column till the started engaged, released it so it was in the run position like you weere gonna drive away. Inserted the key switch in the run position, turned key to off, then lock, then acc to make sure it was in the right position, turn key to start and it worked, everything is fine now.
Did I get lucky?
Likely yes.
I called it a win.
the most I can turn with with the screw driver is turn on all the gauge lights and stuff will not let me turn it more I tried but I just seem to not be able to get another turn inCan you engage the starter with the screwdriver using it to turn the gear?
I could try again but the first attempt earlier today I don't think I could ofCan you engage the starter with the screwdriver using it to turn the gear?
just could not get a good grip to turnI could try again but the first attempt earlier today I don't think I could of
Try to get us a pic of the bottom of the key cylinder and the hole it goes into.
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