How Do You Install The Ignition Switch On A 1971 MGB GT?
MGB GT owners are comfortable with the concept of car repair. Driving a 40-year-old British car has that effect. If your beloved’s latest ailment is the ignition switch, don’t despair. In the annals of MGB GT driving tales, this is one of the less demanding repairs you will ever make. The ignition switch on a 1971 MGB GT is mounted on the steering wheel column. It is key-operated and connected with the steering wheel locking mechanism. The ignition switch assembly is attached to the steering wheel stalk with sheer bolts, so the most challenging aspect of installing a new switch is removing the old one. Remove the steering wheel console from the steering wheel. The console consists of two halves held together by two Phillips-head screws. As you face the steering wheel, separate the two halves by removing each screw from the right half of the console. In addition, there may be shorter Phillips-head screws attaching the console to the stalk. These screws are located further toward the fro
