Review on 🔒 Enhance Vehicle Security with GM Genuine Parts D1414B Black Ignition Lock Cylinder by Gary Lucas

The switch worked as expected. It wasn't easy to get there, but thank god they have an Autozone tool rental! Our '93 Chevy Silverado required not only a steering wheel puller, but also a spring compression tool to get to the timing screw. It also helps to remove the steering wheel with a 1/2" kick. I tried using a brake rod, but that put too much pressure on the steering's tilt mechanism. In addition to loaner tools, it's helpful to have a 1/2-inch punch with a 13/16 socket, a long-shank T15 Torx wrench, a #1 and #2 Phillips screwdriver, and a pair of small flat-head screwdrivers for removing the two retaining clips and white grease to lubricate the components before assembly. It takes a long time to assemble but is easy to assemble. If you are mechanically inclined, you can do this. Much luck!