How to remove a ignition lock cylinder on GM Buick 1996 May be similar on other GM vehicles (EP 167)

I repair sticky key reminder chime in ignition cylinder. 🎦 SKIPPABLE CHAPTERS LISTED BELOW! 🎦 ☕🍩 If this video helped you & you would like to make a modest donation to the channel, why not buy me some coffee & donuts? https://paypal.me/unclemarksdiyauto?l... 🍩 ☕ (Paid link) 🛒 USA Amazon product links: Battery post wrench 5/16" https://amzn.to/3lviF4D or https://amzn.to/3fZfO2H Steering wheel puller (13 piece): https://amzn.to/3rQoOyE Steering wheel puller (46 piece does more pullies): https://amzn.to/3rPwJfy Steering wheel lock plate remover: https://amzn.to/2KXWSWG Torx socket set: https://amzn.to/2KXXMCy 21mm 3/8th socket: 📖 Auto repairs for dummies: https://amzn.to/3cjh6Fw Chilton repair manual 1985-2005 Buick / olds / Pontiac https://amzn.to/3ttwdSw Haynes repair manual 1985-2005 Buick / olds / Pontiac https://amzn.to/3cMpuw8 As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. 🎦 SKIPPABLE CHAPTERS 🎦 0:00 Unclemarks intro to video 1:00 Symptoms car was having. 1:50 Disconnect battery negative post. 2:35 Horn pad screw location. 2:52 Air bag removal warning! 3:30 T30 Torx for removing horn / air bag pad. 6:16 Unplugging air bag, horn and wheel control wires 11:07 Setting steering wheel locked straight. 11:30 21 mm socket removes steering wheel nut. 13:21 Attaching steering wheel puller. 15:48 Using the steering wheel puller! 17:35 Steering wheel releases! 18:39 How to remove clock spring. 19:17 How to remove snap ring. 20:03 Organizing the parts as I take them off. 20:35 Removing the clock spring by wiggling slideways. 20:48 Pulling clock spring gently as wires behind it. 21:20 Side shot of clock spring wires running down column. 22:14 Retaining clip holding locking plate. 23:46 Understanding how the lock plate works. 24:12 Using the locking plate removal tool. 25:07 Looking at retaining clip close up before removal. 26:55 making progress with retaining clip. 28:40 Clip is loosened, let's remove the retaining tool. 29:31 Clip lets go and is coming out. 29:49 Order of parts so far. 29:55 Pulling out locking plate. 30:00 Looking at locking plate orientation for installation later. 30:20 Removing next piece. (not sure proper name) 30:45 Tension spring removal. 31:00 Immobilizing clock spring with tape. 32:10 Removing #2 Phillips screws holding turn signal switch. 33:17 Removing 3 torx screws (T20) holding rest of turn signal switch. 35:21 Removing hazard switch button. Phillips #1 bit. 36:00 Removing turn signal switch out of the way. 36:40 Noting white key security wires are broken.(normally car will not start if broken) 37:40 Why wires will break eventually. 38:33 Trying to remove key buzzer contacts. (It is just clipped in there.) 39:00 Removing long ignition cylinder retaining screw. 39:29 IMPORTANT BEFORE YOU REMOVE LOCK CYLINDER!!!! 40:15 DO NOT CUT THESE WIRES unless you are installing a new cylinder! 42:15 Lightly lube lever that activates key buzzer reminder. 43:38 Reinstalling lock cylinder. 44:08 Line it up! 45:12 install cylinder mounting screw. 46:40 Install contacts for ignition chime. 47:51 install turn signal switch. 48:24 install 3 torx screws. 49:49 install turn signal stalk mount. 52:15 Install hazard signal switch button. 52:52 contact wheel. 54:10 Locking plate install. 55:00 Retaining clip install. 56:34 Using locking plate tool to get clip in place. 59:17 Weird washer is next. 1:01:02 Clock spring mech reinstall 1:01:19 Snap ring reinstallation. 1:02:06 Battery hookup & checks before installation. 1:03:00 Unhooked battery again. 1:03:24 Steering wheel installation. 1:04:32 Install steering wheel nut. 1:05:24 Hook up ground & air bag wires. 1:08:20 Install horn pad. 1:08:40 Install horn bolts. 1:11:32 Hooking up battery again. 1:12:12 Remote check just in case. 1:12:18 Closing comments. 1:13:46 Bloopers ⚠️ Disclaimer: Due to factors beyond the control of unclemark, I cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. Unclemark assumes no liability for property damage or injury occurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use of this information is at your own risk. Uncle Mark assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Unclemark recommends safe practices when working on vehicles and or with tools, lifting tools, jacks and or jack stands, chemicals and or lubricants or anything else seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of unclemark, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or lost that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not of unclemark. 🔧 You should consult a qualified mechanic for your repairs. Statements made in this video are not intended as mechanical advice.