60's Ford Ignition Lock Cylinder and Ignition Switch Removal.MP4

[@defectivefoxx]

12 years old and just what I needed. Fast, simple, easy. I appreciate ya

[@rogercrawford8372]

I installed many ignition switches when I worked on the assembly line for Ford in Dallas. Damn I’m old. lol

[@ryanaustin1089]

Thanks for the video! Nice and simple, not 45 minutes of nonsense before and after doing what we want to see! I'll definitely be following the channel!

[@Derwin63]

Thanks for the tip, the paper clip in ACC position was the "key" mystery for me. Prior to that, I used a tool to removed the bezel and took the entire thing out, it still can be done, as I did on a 68 Mustang, similar to what your on there! Thanks!

[@copaflyer]

Appreciate the video, this guided me as I did the replacement on my 1961 Mercury Comet.

[@terryfierst4355]

Thank you nice video ! Hope to get my 1968 mustang coupe going now.😊👍🏻

[@vwbus1979]

Man, you saved me heartache on my '63 Mercury Meteor. Your instructions worked like a charm!

[@Jukka1050]

Holy smoke! Worked on a -62 tbird. Thank you for the video!

[@diregoose]

Thanks for the video brother! I was pushing the pin down but couldn’t figure out why it wasn’t coming out of the switch it’s cause I wasn’t doing that additional turn past lol

[@gearheadflicks]

wish I'd have watched this 2 hours ago. THANK YOU!!!!!

[@tommyg773]

This helped me install a new ignition switch on my 1965 f100 thank you!

[@dreamingcode]

Thank for getting right to it! Awesome video

[@robertclymer6948]

Thanks for sharing. All I know is that it is a real beeotch getting the key tumbler back into a new ignition switch outside of the car. Gonna try mounting the Ignition switch in place wired up, and with bezel in place. Just can't seem to get the it to line up and drop into it's proper position.

[@MoXplant]

thanks for taking the time to make and share this video - found this searching for info on doing the same to my '67 - good stuff!

[@louierodriguez1922]

That did the trick I my 66 Galaxie thanks man!!!

[@wesleyburns4566]

Great video now i know before i get started. Thanks

[@isidoroperez4211]

Seen this video save me alot thanks so much for it

[@verafranklin5120]

I have the same issue. I have a new cylinder and keys but no original key.

[@peterscott7384]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful

[@woodbineshark]

great video....this was very helpful

[@thegipper7307]

Thanks.....I was afraid it was going to be a major undertaking~! I'm good to go now!

[@ahamburger111]

I just want to add that you absolutely HAVE to disconnect the battery before removing the lock cylinder. If you don't you will have a major fire on your hands. My friend just fried his entire wiring harness on his 66 Mustang by removing it with the battery connected.

[@MEQUPWER]

WRONG, you frieds car was HACKED

[@salinasant]

Thank you for posting this video.

[@wes85292]

my 66 mustang's ignition switch hole is damaged from when the car was stolen do you think i can use a 67 ignition switch ,that screws in to fix mine?

[@h2sabin]

This video helped me a lot thank you

[@BacktotheBasics101]

Thank you very helpful.

[@billkexel]

Thanks. Very helpful.

[@civicminded73]

I'm looking to just change out tumbler. Do I need to use pin hole putting new one in?

[@rogersears3934]

Good video ,

[@nextstar55]

How do you connect the wires and what color go where?

[@snarnold1]

Unfortunately Canadian Tire broke my original key to my 62 Pontiac Laurentian... any way of getting the old cylinder out without the key? And thanks to 2ton220 for this upload!!!

[@dallasharris8966]

So what if you don’t have the original key to remove the key tumbler ?

[@84sbcmustang]

My problem is I don't have a key for my 68 f600. So how can you do this without the key

[@doggydaddy58]

That's my problem too. Did you find a solution?

[@84sbcmustang]

I just wired up a new switch and left it hanging. The truck doesn't leave the yard anyway

[@chuckdavis572]

My key doesn't turn in the ignition at all. Like the tumblers are messed up. Suggestions?

[@keysangler247]

What if you don't have the key. I have a 1962 GMC that was delivered without the key

[@sarahn3394]

I really appreciate this video, however the key has been long gone for a while now. Any direction anyone can send me to remove this whole assembly? I'm lost here

[@wannwarriors]

so what if you are replacing it because you have lost your keys? How do you get it out then?

[@timsalisbury3340]

Thank you so much

[@mikefolchetti3393]

I have a 62 Galaxie. I removed the lock cylinder and for the life of me I can't get to "Lock" back in place.It keeps falling out.

[@dariomendoza6892]

19 mechanics did ,nt like it ,just kidding thanks for sharing you knowledge!!!

[@trevosride]

Thanks

[@meetyourmaker351]

How do I put it back in?

[@jksprecast2957]

And what if you don't have a key to that ignition switch?

[@siemprepositivo688]

I don't have the key.thats the problem.

[@realkevintorres]

vasili vega call a locksmith we can pick it open

[@Robertjustice101]

What if you lost the key.

[@peterpower0495]

what if you don't have a set of keys for the vehicle

[@OBoneKanOB]

+Peter Grofik I have a 1961 Ford Truck. I need a switch and tumbler/key. If you know where I can get it, I'd appreciate it.

[@peterpower0495]

+Benjamin O'Brien LMC truck should have it.

[@frijolsur]

peterpower049

[@jameswil7687]

same question

[@mrsandman818]

Just unscrew the bezel and pop the entire ignition out the back. You can get a new ignition for like 10-20 and a new tumbler with key for 10-20 at advanced. That’s all I did for my 68’ mustang. Now I can take out crowds like the rest of em’.

[@donaldtaylor7113]

What if you don’t have the key ?

[@nicklopick]

ive heard you use a small drill and drill out the lock, once you drill it out... buy a new ignition switch, they come with a new set of keys...

[@riverbanks943]

What if you don’t have the key