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Use brake cleaner liberally (in a ventilated area where the over…

Use brake cleaner liberally (in a ventilated area where the overspray & drips won't damage anything) to clean all the old grease & worn metal out of the cylinder's moving parts. Run the key in & out several times to work the cleaner in & break up dried grease or other contamination. Keep spraying until it runs out clean, then allow the cylinder to dry thoroughly AND return to room-temperature (or warmer).
Use brake cleaner liberally (in a ventilated area where the overspray & drips won't damage anything) to clean all the old grease & worn metal out of the cylinder's moving parts. Run the key in & out several times to work the cleaner in & break up dried grease or other contamination. Keep spraying until it runs out clean, then allow the cylinder to dry thoroughly AND return to room-temperature (or warmer).Original file
Use brake cleaner liberally (in a ventilated area where the overspray & drips won't damage anything) to clean all the old grease & worn metal out of the cylinder's moving parts. Run the key in & out several times to work the cleaner in & break up dried grease or other contamination. Keep spraying until it runs out clean, then allow the cylinder to dry thoroughly AND return to room-temperature (or warmer).

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Close-up of worn ignition lock cylinder collar in black steering column with diagnostic text overlay Ignition lock cylinder with key and yellow tag on red background, with removal instructions Ignition lock cylinder with key on red mat, annotated 'rotate key to OFF to extend catch button' Ignition lock cylinder with key on red mat, annotated with instructions for releasing it from the housing 1983 Ford Bronco photo Disassembled ignition lock cylinder with key, labeled to show lock bar, collar wear, and key-in piston 1983 Ford Bronco photo Hand holding an ignition lock cylinder with key inserted, labeled align collar to key 1983 Ford Bronco photo 1983 Ford Bronco photo 1983 Ford Bronco photo Hand holding an ignition lock cylinder with instructions to align, insert, and rotate to RUN for column instal Collage of steering column key-in warning switch repair with labeled steps and wiring 1983 Ford Bronco photo Door and ignition lock cylinder replacements kit with keys and instructions Eight numbered step photos showing door lock cylinder removal with annotations 16photos in this albumView all

Use brake cleaner liberally (in a ventilated area where the overspray & drips won't damage anything) to clean all the old grease & worn metal out of the cylinder's moving parts. Run the key in & out several times to work the cleaner in & break up dried grease or other contamination. Keep spraying until it runs out clean, then allow the cylinder to dry thoroughly AND return to room-temperature (or warmer).

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