Friday, October 4, 2013
How to Replace the Ignition Switch on a 1995 Jeep Wrangler
The 1995 Jeep Wrangler design makes replacing the ignition switch easy. Unlike many other vehicle models, there is no need to remove any panels or parts to access the switch. By simply adjusting the ignition to the correct spot, youll have the old switch out and replaced in about an hour. Theres no need to call a professional. This is definitely a do-it-yourself job.
Instructions
Uninstall the Old Switch
- 1
Detach the ground battery cable from the battery post. Use a wrench to turn the battery post clockwise. This is a black cable that is next to a minus sign on the battery post near the ignition.
2Insert a key to the the ignition and turn it to "Off-Lock".
3Remove the ignition switch. Unscrew the bolts on both sides of the ignition that hold it in place with a ratchet and socket.
4Use your hand to pull the ignition switch from the actuator rod. The actuator rod is what holds the ignition switch to the base of the steering wheel.
5Release and remove the switch completely from the steering wheel base. Unplug the black and white wires from the ignition switch. These wires run from the steering wheel base to the ignition switch.
Install the New Ignition Switch
- 6
Adjust the slider on the side of the new switch to "ACC."
7Plug the black and white wires running from the steering wheel base into the new switch. Place them in the locations on the new switch that match with the places you removed them from on the old switch.
8Slide the new switch on to the actuator rod in the steering wheel base.
9Replace the mounting bolts on both sides of the new switch. Use the old bolts unless you have been supplied with new bolts with the new switch. Tighten the bolts in place with an adjustable wrench.
10Insert a key into the ignition and turn it to the "ACC" mark on the steering wheel base.
11Reconnect the battery post to the ground battery cable. Use a wrench to tighten the connection by turning it clockwise.
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