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Re: Ignition switch getting hot!
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Originally Posted by Nick2x2x
Sorry Its taken me a while to respond been out of town!
So I noticed it while driving after a while. Pulled my key out it was hot as fire but then payed attention a little more.
No electronics were on except radio. Later that evening I just ran the truck and the switch was still getting hot. Going to reach out to AAW about the switch I haven't done a whole bunch of trouble shooting on it since it is a fresh build with about 1900 miles. For Cruisin the Coast was the longest and the most i driven it at one time which may be why i noticed it there
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If you're still driving the truck I certainly hope you have a good fire extinguisher and a battery disconnect on your truck. Problems like this don't just go away. They flare up in a bad way at the worst time.
Pun intended.
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If it breaks I didn't want it in the first place
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