This may be difficult to describe but when turning the ignition cylinder, it feels very "gummed up". It isnt free turning, in the cold it is tighter. I'm guessing there is old grease that making it difficult...even the spring back after it starts feels slow.
It's been almost 20+ years since I removed an ignition cylinder and I hate the job. I read that on the top side of the column is the switch mechanism.
How should I go about loosening up the gummy turning feeling? I sprayed graphite into the key hole but it really didn't help much.
Also,,I found that there is a poor contact when turning the cylinder and checking my choke fuse. Lightly moving the cylinder makes connection go on and off