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  1. 5th November 2007, 12:55 AM #1
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    Ser III Ignition Barrel

    Hi All

    Can anyone tell me how to unbolt the whole steering lock/ignition barrel from the steering column.
    I know it is made theif proof so it looks like some or other round cap over the bolt/allen key head.
    Before I destroy the whole thing I thought I had better ask.
    I noticed my volt meter is reading a bit low even though I have 14V at the battery and 11V inside. I think I have a problem on my ignition switch. Testing resistance of all my earths to the battery -'ve give 0 ohms so I assume the connection fault is on the positive.
    Thanks Guys
    James
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    2008 Puma 110 - sold
    1973 Ser III 109" - sold
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  2. 5th November 2007, 05:57 AM #2
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    If the problem is electrical, I believe the switch bit can be replaced without removing the lock bit.

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  3. 5th November 2007, 06:22 PM #3
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    update

    Had to drill the bolts out of the barrel so I could get access to the small screw on the ignition switch.
    The spares guy was surprised to see this type of ignition on a series vehicle and he is convinced mine is a UK import complete as it has heater system, tapped breather recovery etc. which are not normaly seen in Africa.
    He promply hit me for R400 for lukas part. Damn
    Anyway, hope this solves the voltage problems I have.
    James
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    2008 Puma 110 - sold
    1973 Ser III 109" - sold
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  4. 6th November 2007, 06:04 AM #4
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    Brilliant

    Just as I suspected.
    now have 14 Volts on my internal dash meter and a smile on my face. Can go to bed now with one less job on the list.
    Defender Kalahari 2006 (300 TDi)
    2008 Puma 110 - sold
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