05-28-2014, 07:29 PM
Sorry for not taking photo when doing this!
What I can tell you is that the photo with the red arrow above: Take the only one screw out and cut one edge of the hole completely and drill it at the base of the switch. When the switch is reassembled with the screw half way in, adjust the switch to find the crank position by cranking the truck. If the truck fires up easily at which point, screw it up with a lock washer. That is all I did.
Notice: This modification can works only under one condition. When you have the problem of cranking the truck, remove the switch (the one with the arrow) out of the assembly, crank the truck with a screwdriver. If the truck fires up. Then, this modification will work!
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'96 (07/95) Sidekick Sport 16V, 1.8L, 4 auto, 4x4, 4dr, A/C, ABS in stock.
What I can tell you is that the photo with the red arrow above: Take the only one screw out and cut one edge of the hole completely and drill it at the base of the switch. When the switch is reassembled with the screw half way in, adjust the switch to find the crank position by cranking the truck. If the truck fires up easily at which point, screw it up with a lock washer. That is all I did.
Notice: This modification can works only under one condition. When you have the problem of cranking the truck, remove the switch (the one with the arrow) out of the assembly, crank the truck with a screwdriver. If the truck fires up. Then, this modification will work!
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'96 (07/95) Sidekick Sport 16V, 1.8L, 4 auto, 4x4, 4dr, A/C, ABS in stock.