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Old 09-16-2011, 07:34 PM
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ignition switch door dinging woes

While chasing down electrical problem not associated with this symptom, I removed steering column cover and noticed a single red wire with a spring type contact that fell out of igntion hole where the assembly fits in. For the life of me I cant get it in again and when I reassembled, I now have the door chime when I close door with key out of ignition....read a few posts about taping switch up but no images and if so, is the right wName:  2011-09-16 19.22.15.jpg
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Old 09-17-2011, 08:30 AM
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Can you take a better pic of this?
 
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sorry nite time on my camera phone....i taped said wire up and now have no door dingy...did some more digging in the search threads...evidently it is a ground wire when ignition is turned off, it contacts the key drum assembly must have been loose and grounding all the time...
 
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Glad you found the problem.
 
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it cant see it the best.
is a small copper leg? if so i can get you a pic for where it gose.
 
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Here is how it is supposed to be mounted in the ignition housing. You can see it in the lower portion of the housing.

 
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for the life of me i tried and tried but could not get that thing to stay in there short of glueing it but, i just taped it up and no more door ding....nice picture....it was dark and all i had was 2 hands and a cell phone LOL
now i have found another problem.....leaking power steering somewhere....noticed during brake pad change
 
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Originally Posted by nookiemonster55
for the life of me i tried and tried but could not get that thing to stay in there short of glueing it but, i just taped it up and no more door ding....nice picture....it was dark and all i had was 2 hands and a cell phone LOL
now i have found another problem.....leaking power steering somewhere....noticed during brake pad change
check where the power steering hose goes behind the drivers side shock mount, frequent wear-through point.
 
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