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A tumbler is a type of drinking glass, typically without a handle, used for serving beverages like water, juice, or cocktails. Tumblers can vary in size and design, often featuring a sturdy base and a wide opening. They are popular for both casual and formal settings due to their versatility and ease of use. Additionally, the term "tumbler" can also refer to a rotating mechanism in certain devices, like a lock or a game.

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How do you replace an ignition tumbler on a 1981 Ford truck?

Take your battery cable off the post so you don't short out anything. Turn the key to run and then you have to take the steering wheel off to get to the release pin. When you push the pin you should be able to pull the ignition switch out. If you can't turn the key to run you will have trouble. I just did this and had to drill the ignition switch out which wasn't fun.ANSWER #2 1994 ford f150Replacing ignition tumbler on a ford f150 1994 Memorial day week end and my brother just broke the key off in the ignition of my truck. Ohhh Brother! HOW TO replace the tumbler when a key is broken off or really stuck in the tumbler.First: You need to remove the four philups head screws on the under side of the steering column. Second: you will notice a pin when looking up at the underside to the column. Laying on the seat you will have to position (turn) the lock to a position where it will allow you to depress the pin to slide the tumbeler out. After pressing the button with a nail or nail set or other, you then easily pry the tumbeler out. The tumbeler is about $50 adn yyou can get it at the auto parts store.If you are looking to now get the key on the ignition tumbler to now match the doors well, that's a issues that i do not have an answer for. And to be quite honest, do you really care that much to spend that much $$$ if you have an old piece of shi* like this anyway? If you are really looking to get the keys to match then call a locksmith or order the tumbler from FORD, MAYBE.PLease note that you may be able to slide or pry the key out of the tumbeler after you have removed the tumber. This all depends on how stuck the key really is and secondly, how old the tumbeler is. A penny saved and penny earned is not really the case with this repair. You could just end up breaking a key again and have to read this rant all over again.Paul