Jeep Cj, Yj Ignition Switch on 2040-parts.com
Monroe, North Carolina, US
I purchased this for my jeep but found out I did not need it, so I am re-selling it. It is new never used. Part number 95681 or 9026. Sold as-is. It is for a 1976-1995 Jeep. look at the picture and make sure it matches your old one.
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