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Sticky switchy
Is it a big job to change the switch ? Thanks for your help. If this will fail and strand me I want to expedite repairs. Applying regular heavy doses of lock lube with graphite. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Xoutpost.com
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I've bumped into tear down threads.
You need to refurbish the key cylinder or you will have a bad day. Do you have more than one key vs. Sometimes it's a worn key. When my dad's Buick rendezvous had the same problem I had to disassemble the cylinder and pull out all the wafers so he could use the car until we got a replacement cylinder. I forgot if we got a matching key match or he ended up with two keys. Look into official cylinder replacement so you can use the same key or a lock smith that can swap wafers to match a new cylinder to existing key. It's not very difficult to rebuild/refurbish the door cylinder and I will take them apart completely to clean them if I have them out for some other reason. I don't know how to get the wafers to rekey but I could do if I can find the wafers say on eBay or Amazon. Especially easy if you have the old cylinder. In a pinch I'd see if the door cylinder wafers could be used in the ignition cylinder if the key fob works to unlock.
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