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edspurrier

posted on 6/8/07 at 05:19 PM Reply With Quote
Oh dear.

Just to share frustration. All the under-dash wiring now done, neat, and tidy.

Just discovered the main loom power terminal tab on my Sierra ignition switch has fallen off. There's nothing left on the switch to fix it back to. Must have pulled it a bit.

Ah well. Fortunately have a spare column, but not sure that bit can be pulled in and out....

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PeterW

posted on 6/8/07 at 05:51 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by edspurrier
Just to share frustration. All the under-dash wiring now done, neat, and tidy.

Just discovered the main loom power terminal tab on my Sierra ignition switch has fallen off. There's nothing left on the switch to fix it back to. Must have pulled it a bit.

Ah well. Fortunately have a spare column, but not sure that bit can be pulled in and out....


Switch can be removed fairly easily

I've got a spare one lying around with all its plugs etc on it if you want it

Cheers

Pete

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edspurrier

posted on 6/8/07 at 06:17 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks - I've got a spare colum so I'll use that switch, but will let you know if that one's broken
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robertst

posted on 6/8/07 at 06:27 PM Reply With Quote
cant you solder the terminal back on?

[Edited on 6/8/07 by robertst]





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edspurrier

posted on 6/8/07 at 06:32 PM Reply With Quote
Only a tiny nubbin left, I;m sure it would fall off again.
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