!I LOST THEM!

Myfirst67

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I dont know when and i dont know where but i lost the keys 2 the stang 2day.So the first thing i did was called up a lock smith to see how much a door and a igntion key would cost; the cheapest i could find was $150.Being broke at the momment i wont have that much money for awhile.So i thought of just getting a new igntion lock cyclinder and key ,because it would be way cheaper,and just put them in myself. But i dont know how,thats where i need the help can some1 show me how maybe with pics; or should i just pay the 150 that i dont have

 

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D.Hearne

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There's a ring nut holding the ignition switch in, that's all. You can unscrew it with a flat head screw driver. unscrew it all the way, then pull the switch out from the back. Unplug it, then plug in the new one.

 

Myfirst67

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Wow,thank ill get out and try that today!

 

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1fast67

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Just about any old ford key will work. My mother-in-laws 95 dually key works on my 67. Try it, if ya got any other ford keys laying around.

 

Myfirst67

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I forgot to ask how do i get the trunk open to replace the lock?

 

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Ozsum67

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Myfirst67 said:

I forgot to ask how do i get the trunk open to replace the lock?

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Go through the back seat.

 

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D.Hearne

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Or heaven forbid, you can also try a crowbar if worse comes to worse

 

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Ozsum67

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D.Hearne said:

Or heaven forbid, you can also try a crowbar if worse comes to worse

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This just got crazy, but there are the spot welds in the back panel that could be drilled out, or just torch out a big hole around the gas tank and crawl up from the bottom, if you weren't blown up.