If you’re looking to change the ignition switch and ignition housing on a 2009 Ford Focus without removing the steering wheel, you’ve come to the right place. This step-by-step guide will walk you through the process.
The first step is to remove the three 5.5mm screws located in specific areas. Once these screws are removed, you’ll need to carefully pop off the two plastics by using a screwdriver or a flat blade to separate them.
Once the plastics are separated, the top one should be lifted straight off the bottom one, releasing the steering wheel height adjuster clamp, allowing you to maneuver it down and out of the way.
Next, you’ll locate the ignition switch and using a small screwdriver, release the clips to be able to pull it out. There’s a technique to removing it, involving a slight twist as you pull it out to clear the area. When placing the new ignition switch or housing, the same technique can be used. In case you need to purchase new parts, check out the links in the description for online options.
We hope this guide has been helpful to you. Now you’re ready to tackle the ignition switch and housing on your 2009 Ford Focus. Thanks for watching!
What is the first step to change the ignition switch and housing on a 2009 Ford Focus?
The first step is to take out the three 5.5 millimeter screws located in various positions. Then, pop off the two plastics by using a screwdriver or flat blade to separate them.
How do you remove the ignition switch?
To remove the ignition switch, use a screwdriver to push down the clips located on the switch. After that, pull the ignition switch out using a twisting motion.
Where can I get a new ignition switch or ignition housing?
You can check out the links in the description below the video for online sources to purchase new ignition switches or ignition housing.