GBHRPS
Bronze Member
Gentlemen,
For some time now my Z Force 48 has had a loose fitting ignition key. Today the key wouldn't fit into the ignition slot at all, so I took the side panel off to remove the ignition switch.
Upon closer inspection, once I had the rubber cover over the ignition switch removed, I discovered the reason for the loose fitting key. The slot that the key fit in was full of dirt. A couple of minutes spent using a dental pick to remove the crud from the slot had the problem fixed. Now the key fully seats into the ignition slot.
If your key doesn't insert properly, it may be that a little spring cleaning will solve the problem for you as well.
For some time now my Z Force 48 has had a loose fitting ignition key. Today the key wouldn't fit into the ignition slot at all, so I took the side panel off to remove the ignition switch.
Upon closer inspection, once I had the rubber cover over the ignition switch removed, I discovered the reason for the loose fitting key. The slot that the key fit in was full of dirt. A couple of minutes spent using a dental pick to remove the crud from the slot had the problem fixed. Now the key fully seats into the ignition slot.
If your key doesn't insert properly, it may be that a little spring cleaning will solve the problem for you as well.