Check out mbz.org. Look up your particular model - then type the word "ignition" into the search box....
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19 years ago
Source for a 1985 Mercedes ignition switch?
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19 years ago
Where could I get a new ignition switch asembly for a 1985 Mercedes 300 SD (W 126)? Are they as expensive as i'm thinking, over $100?
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19 years ago
Here ya' go:
The Benzbin: $31.75 (in stock):
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AutohausAZ:$ 27.56
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PartsMBZ.org (in stock): $26.74
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Cheers,
Paul
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19 years ago
Only a dealer can ,atch one to your key. You'll need title and registration in person. Anybody else can sell you a cheap "shop lock" that works, but not with your key.
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19 years ago
You can't transfer the cylinder into the new switch?
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19 years ago
You've already got a bad ignition switch, why would you want two?
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19 years ago
In my experience a bad switch isn't the same thing as a bad lock cylinder. Although if the vehicle is very old, it is a good idea to replace both.
That said, if the cylinder is working right and feels smooth, then just replacing the broken switch is fine.
Marty