Reply to "Seeking Advice Regarding a Broken Key in the Ignition Switch"

I recently replaced an Ignition Switch Cylinder. After the fact it seems straight forward. During the effort I found it difficult to correctly select the spot to drill through the housing. The hole in the housing is needed in order to depress the spring clip on the cylinder and extract it. In my case the drilled hole location was not perfect but at the same time close enough to depress clip and pull the cylinder out. The brand new cylinder and keys are reasonably priced from a Pantera parts vendor in my area. And the new cylinder and keys work fantastic.

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