The ignition module is not on the steering column. The module should be located on the distributor, on the outside, right below the cap. There should be a plug with a bunch of wires going to it. You will need a special tool to remove the small scews that hold it on.
On the dash on the drivers side on American vehicles that with left hand steering. It is a metal plate that is riveted to the dash.
I was riveted to my father's agony.
it is riveted in.
I had a problem where the end of my key 'fell off' inside the ignition. I'm not sure how this happened, but it did and the ignition was rendered useless. As far as I know, you cannot actually change the cylinder inside the ignition. I settled for removing the entire unit. The rivets you mentioned are not actually rivets, but bolts without the hex head, presumably that way for theft prevention. If you're desperate you can take a dremel tool with a cutting wheel and either make a slice on one of the bolt heads so that you can use a screwdriver to remove it, or cut the strap holding it to the steering column - it's probably an easy replacement.
I found myself riveted as I listened to the speech.
Lady GaGa's costumes are so gaudy that many people are riveted by her.
instead of being riveted, they were Welded
The machine serial number is located below the left steering lever. It should be on a plaque that is riveted to the face of the plate located beneath the seat.
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Most modern motorcycles have the VIN listed on the steering neck where the fork goes through the frame near the headlight. I have an old HD that only has the VIN listed on the side of the engine and nowhere on the frame. I also have an old Honda that has a tag riveted to the steering neck and would not take much to remove it.
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