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Re: OT-Need to borrow a little brain power!
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Posted by caseyc on March 30, 2005 at 17:52:47 from (204.221.26.85):
In Reply to: Re: OT-Need to borrow a little brain power! posted by Dug on March 30, 2005 at 17:37:36:
chances are the part that broke is only 7 bucks!!!(ford part number EOTZ-3E715-A) it's a little actuator in the column. the problem is they are a pain to change out. an alternative which seems to be what you want is to get access to the rod in the column and just push down to start and pull up to stop the engine. it will have all the same postions as your key cylinder did. i've seen many columns half taken apart to gain access to this rod but they were still intack enough to drive and shift. good luck. casey in SD
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