Question regarding function of 66 ignition switch versus 67 ignition switch
Per my AIMs the 66 ignition switch is 1116673 and the 67 ignition switch is 1116686.
Per the 67 TIM&JG - the ignition switch is checked to make sure you have to push the key in slightly to go into ACC.
I read in another thread that this was a change from 66 switch to 67 switch.
There is nothing in the 66 TIM&JG regarding this function and the key in my 66 switch does not need to be depressed to go into ACC. Is this correct functionality for the 66 switch?
The reason I ask is that I assume my 66 ignition switch is an aftermarket as there is no Delco-Remy logo on the bakelite end. But if it is functioning correctly I don't want to chase NOS or used switch. I saw an NOS on Ebay for $155 but there is not Delco-Remy logo in it either!!
Thanks,
Don
Per my AIMs the 66 ignition switch is 1116673 and the 67 ignition switch is 1116686.
Per the 67 TIM&JG - the ignition switch is checked to make sure you have to push the key in slightly to go into ACC.
I read in another thread that this was a change from 66 switch to 67 switch.
There is nothing in the 66 TIM&JG regarding this function and the key in my 66 switch does not need to be depressed to go into ACC. Is this correct functionality for the 66 switch?
The reason I ask is that I assume my 66 ignition switch is an aftermarket as there is no Delco-Remy logo on the bakelite end. But if it is functioning correctly I don't want to chase NOS or used switch. I saw an NOS on Ebay for $155 but there is not Delco-Remy logo in it either!!
Thanks,
Don
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