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September 02, 2003


I am faced with having to replace or repair the ignition switch on my '78 Midget. I intend to pull the assembly off the steering column and either bring it to a locksmith to replace the cylinder, or have Moss send me a new assembly for $159 (yuck). In any event, Haynes (p226) says that step 1 is removing the steering column entirely. Is this really necessary? I see that with the everything else in place, to remove just the cowling, it would have to be bent into a shape that it may not want to go into. Has anyone done this task, and if so, how?
Thanks,
Steve
immobile 78 Midget

Steven Michelsen < stevenM@... > 24920

Posted on September 2, 2003 10:21 AM
Posted to category(s) Engine (internal) | Ignition System | Interior | Miscellaneous | Suspension & Steering | Technical Info

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