Reply to "Ignition Switch Removal"

PanteraHunter (Guest)

It appears to be the earlier Mercury Capri design, where the head shears off after proper torque is applied. It CAN be removed by using a nail set punch and a ball peen hammer. Set the punch at approximately a 45 degree angle on the edge of the head, positioning the punch so that as you hammer on it, the screw would be driven counter-clockwise. The head IS soft enough that the edge of the punch will dig in and allow you to "push" the screw to unscrew it.....

Rick "Had A Bazillion Capris Before His Pantera" PanteraHunter

4/19/066:07 AM

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