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  1. 17th February 2022, 03:58 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by AK83 View Post
    I understood Julians' comment that .. the ignition barrel failed before he replaced it using the D1 version.
    Yes correct, the ignition barrel was on the way out, it would work, then not work, then work etc. Finally not work at all!
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    Quote Originally Posted by greg-g;[URL="tel:3136468"
    3136468[/URL]]When mine failed I removed the most internal wafer and that fixed the problem.
    I believe that too much weight on the keyring causes failure of this wafer.
    The lock won’t be as secure but know one will know.
    I did this as well. Locks are pretty basic things.
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    Raising an older post on D1 STC1435 ignition assembly.

    Has anyone had luck extracting the lock clylinder itself to re-key to the original door key and avoid having to carry two keys around. Swapping the original cylinder in or getting only the ignition cylinder re-keyed professionally seems better than having to get all the doors done.

    I have a new STC1435 but cannot find any access points to get the cylinder out. Looks like its pressed in there.
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