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OEM 2000 Mercury Mystique Parts for Switches
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Ignition Lock Cylinder Installation and Repair Tips for 2000 Mercury Mystique
- Q: How to Service and Repair the Ignition Lock Cylinder on 2000 Mercury Mystique?A: Removing the steering column lower shroud and ordering the proper cylinder at Ford/Lincoln Mercury is required to service the ignition lock cylinder. Then take off the PATS transceiver. To remove the ignition lock cylinder, it is important to turn the key to position I then depress the retainer using a screwdriver and then remove. Installation is done in the reverse order.