austinjoe13

I started my jeep today and had no radio, turn signals, or accessories in general--definitely the ignition switch. I replaced the switch two years ago with the one from my junker '89 and have forgotten how to adjust the switch. It is a 1990 model.

So, does anyone on here have a diagram showing how to do this? Haynes manuals have them, but I'm away from home right now.

austinjoe13

I'm talking about the electrical switch, btw. Everything that has come up in my googling so far has been for the ignition tumbler

cruiser54

Here. It slides up or down the column. Did you repair the connector?

Ever improve the instrument panel ground?

austinjoe13

HA! I just looked through your technical pictures and found those. Yes, I upgraded the ground when I replaced the I-switch last time. I think I'm starting to remember how to do it. Set the switch to the second detent then turn the key to lock?

cruiser54

I don't remember.

austinjoe13

I feel like an idiot... There was a diagram in the box

cruiser54

Can we all bust your chops now?? LOL.

austinjoe13

I suppose saying no isn't gonna stop you guys anyways. Just send me my sign

austinjoe13

To help anyone who may come across this in the future, here's what you will need for the job:

• #2 Phillips screwdriver
• Ratchet with 15mm deep-well socket and 2" extension
• 8mm combo wrench
• 3/8" combo wrench
• 1/4" drive ratchet with a socket in both 8mm and 3/8"
• An office chair with the backrest removed helps you lay under the dash
• Beer

freegdr

Turn key back to acc push switch all the way down and tighten. Making sure key stays back.