# Remove the steering wheel and directional signal switch.It is not necessary to pull the wire harness out of the column # Place the lock cylinder in run # Insert a small screwdriver into the turn signal housing slot.Keeping the screwdriver to the right side of the slot,break the housing flash loose and depress the spring latch at the lower end of the lock cylinder. # Remove the lock cylinder
To remove the ignition lock on a 1971 Chevy Chevelle without the key, first, disconnect the battery to prevent electrical issues. Next, use a flat-head screwdriver to carefully pry off the plastic cover surrounding the ignition switch. Insert a small tool or a drill bit into the ignition lock cylinder to push in the release tab, then turn the cylinder to the "on" position and pull it out. If necessary, you may need to drill out the lock cylinder to remove it completely.
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1971 Chevy chevelle SS
71 Chevelle right at 3800 lbs. 86 mont about 3400
it depends on what color or engine you have in it. if it is a 454 with colors that you wont usually see on a 1970's chevelle without a paint job just a factory color, then you might have a rare 1971 chevelle
Pass side, back of motor.
You would have to drill out the center of the lock or have a locksmith pick the lock.
they pull upward off the spline posts.
With no key you will have to drill out the existing tumbler assembly from the switch in order to unscrew the ignition switch bezel.
thirty five thousandths
The points gap for a 1971 Chevy Chevelle with a 307 cubic inch engine is typically set between 0.016 to 0.019 inches. This gap ensures proper ignition timing and performance. It's important to check the specification in the vehicle's service manual, as variations may occur based on specific configurations or modifications. Regular maintenance of the points can help maintain optimal engine performance.
In a 1971 Chevelle, the starter wire is typically yellow. This wire connects the ignition switch to the starter solenoid, helping to engage the starter when the ignition is turned to the "start" position. However, it's always best to consult a service manual or wiring diagram for accurate information, as colors can vary based on modifications or specific models.