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Spinning ignition key
My ignition key is slightly loose, and wants to turn. Same goes for my accessory switches. I have thought about caulking or epoxying them in. How did others keep theirs still?
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Hi,
I tightened my ignition switch enough so it doesn't turn. I did use an epoxy to hold the accessory switches in place. It was white and more of a clay consistency. The more liquid epoxies would drip and make a mess. It seems to work great. It does not take much to hold it in place. Good luck. Jim |
Hi Tom. Barry uses a little bit of glue from a hot glue gun on the back of all the switches.:3DSMILE:
Ron |
HMMM, got to go steal my wife's glue gun!!!! Thanks.
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