View Full Version : Ignition problems, TD5 / 110
gruntfuttock
30th October 2007, 08:22 AM
Hi,
My ignition switch is starting to turn itself off whilst driving of rough roads. It will also turn itself off after you start the motor. The motor will start and then if you let go of the key quickly it will then turn to the Acc position.
Is this problem a simple fix, I.E. justa bit of oil somewhere or a spring a bit weak OR do i need to order a new ignition switch?
Cheers
CraigE
30th October 2007, 12:01 PM
I would think you will need a new ignition barrel. I think that the pin that holds it in place is worn. Not sure if you can just replace the pin and housing for the barrel.
gruntfuttock
30th October 2007, 01:00 PM
Thanks, That is what I thought. But thought I best ask first before going to the stealers.
DEFENDERZOOK
30th October 2007, 09:08 PM
and you may want to lighten your keyring.......if you have too many keys......
having too much weight dangling off the ignition will wear out the barrel........
ie.....having keys for two or three different cars......houses......sheds.....work......etc..... .all together on one bunch.....along with bottle openers and other keyrings........
gruntfuttock
31st October 2007, 04:47 AM
and you may want to lighten your keyring.......if you have too many keys......
having too much weight dangling off the ignition will wear out the barrel........
ie.....having keys for two or three different cars......houses......sheds.....work......etc..... .all together on one bunch.....along with bottle openers and other keyrings........
Yeah, thanks, butI know that. I only have ignition and fuel + the key ring.
Scouse
1st November 2007, 11:29 AM
From memory, the ignition switch is similar to the one used on the Classic RR.
If so, chances are that the crimping lugs have become loose & allowing the plastic switch body to move around.
They can be successfully recrimped to save replacing the switch (multigrips work for me :)).
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