How do you remove ignition switch from 318 BMW?

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How do you remove ignition switch from 318 BMW?

Answer 1

Ignore what Haynes tells you to do, (ie using a 1.2mm probe).

Buy a new switch from your BMW dealer, you will see a spring loaded catch on the barrel.

Remove pastic cover on under side of steering column, Using the new barrel as a template, drill a 4mm hole on the underside of the aluminum casing, this will expose the spring loaded catch, push the catch in with a small screw driver and extract the old barrel. Fit new barrel.

Answer 2

Begin by removing the retaining ring at the top of your 1998 BMW ignition switch. The ignition switch will slide out. Remove the wiring harness.

Answer 3

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Answer 5

The AC blower relay can be found under the dashboard on a 318 BMW 2001 model. It is on the passenger side and access is easier if you remove the glovebox on the passenger side.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

it is an ignition problem...could be the ignition switch or the ignition coil if i rember right

Answer 8

To remove an ignition switch from this car start by disconnecting the battery ground strap and taking off the steering wheel. The nut that holds it on is under the BMW emblem in the center. Mark the stud that and the steering wheel next to it so it will be easy to realign during installation. To take the steering wheel off the key must be in the run ( unlocked ) position. Next remove the…

Answer 9

Wear and tear may cause the 318 I BMW to lack power.

Answer 10

A 318 I BMW may lack power as a result of mechanical failures.

Answer 11

On a bracket in front of the pedal up behind the knee roll beneath the steering wheel.

Answer 12

the ignition barral will relese the key when the car is in park

Answer 13

where is the location of the spark plugs on a 97 BMW 318 ti.

Answer 14

If there is exhaust popping on the BMW 318 series, then take your vehicle to the mechanic.

Answer 15

As long as the part number is 61 32 6 901 961 then the answer is yes.

Answer 16

If you were to purchase a BMW 318 from the BMW website, you would be looking at anything from ‘£23,000 to ‘£40,000 depending on the specifications you desire.

Answer 17

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Answer 18

Your battery is dead or you need to check the ignition switch.

Answer 19

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Answer 20

It is important to know the symptoms of a part going bad. The signs of an ignition switch going bad is it overheating, no clicking when trying to start, the car has issues starting and running.

Answer 21

This is a sping lock DIY video and explains very well in this video how to remove your ignition, hope it helps http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tETEtb5Yr_o

Answer 22

Basically, it makes the car impossible to start if the EWS (the computer) does not detect the proper key in the ignition switch.

Answer 23

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Answer 24

If your BMW 318 series is letting power and the passage of the exhaust it is important that you take it to the mechanic ASAP.

Answer 25

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Answer 26

Take the light out. You might have a bad switch in the door frame. When the door closes- it pushes a switch which I believe opens a circuit and shuts off your light. If the switch is bad it wont open the circuit and the light stays on.

Answer 27

The letting pf power and popping of the social in the BMW 318 series should be taken to a mechanic ASAP.

Answer 28

How do you change the alternator on a 1992 BMW 318 I

Answer 29

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Answer 30

it depends on the modification

Answer 31

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Answer 32

Turn key in ignition position II (don't start), wait for 20 or 45 seconds. It should switch off.

Answer 33

MORE DETAIL The ignition switch turns just enough to release the steering lock, but not as far as the Accessory position. The following link illustrates the problem. http://evansweb.info/articles/2003/01/19/removing-the-ignition-lock-barrel The cylinder does not turn far enough to use this removal method. Drill a small hole at 3 o'clock on the tumbler and drive a small finishing nail in to release the tumbler.

Answer 34

open trunk, remove replastic trim/bulb holder, r/r (remove/replace) blown bulb See sources and related links below for bulb information.

Answer 35

1998, 318 is fitted with a timing chain not a timing belt.

Answer 36

The 318 stands for the 3 series with the 1800 motor in it. These have 4 cylinders

Answer 37

Call your local BMW dealership with that number.

Answer 38

use ignition key in helmet lock on right side of seat turn and seat will unlock. lift main seat up then you can remove the back section.

Answer 39

Is there a clip with a 10mm bolt holding the bottom edge, as on a 318?

Answer 40

Maybe your steering wheel it's keeping the ignition cylinder to turn, so move the steering wheel and at the same time try to turn the key. Maybe you need to replace the ignition cylinder key lock

Answer 41

I don't remember there being a 2002 318. Atleast not in the U.S. market.

Answer 42

in the cilinder head cover.

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In the boot (trunk for the Americans reading)

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In the boot (trunk for the Americans reading)

Answer 45

Discharged battery Bad wiring connection, positive or negative Immobiliser fault Faulty ignition switch.

Answer 46

Bad Battery, bad solenoid, bad starter, bad battery cables or dirty terminals for starters!

Answer 47

The BMW 318 has only one belt. All of the components of the engine are driven by a single serpentine belt.

Answer 48

The 318 is the car series, 3 series, 1.8 or 1.9l 4cyl engine, the i is for fuel injection, the s is for sport package.

Answer 49

Yes. The 318ti was a two door hatchback.

Answer 50

same as cat engine

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Under the right back seat.