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Removing and installing steering lock - AR46.10-P-0900B

MODEL 170, 202 

Fig 1: Identifying Steering Lock Remove/Install Components
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REMOVINGINSTALLING Removing, installing     
1 Remove cover under instrument panel Model 202 AR68.10-P-1500E
    Model 170 AR68.10-P-1500G
2 Remove instrument cluster Model 202 AR54.30-P-6015EA
    Model 170 AR54.30-P-6015EC
3.1 Pull transponder coil off lock cylinder Vehicles with stage 2a drive authorization system (DAS 2a) as of 6/96  
    Model 170 AR80.30-P-4515G
    Model 202 AR80.30-P-4515F
4 Remove lock cylinder   AR46.10-P-0800B 
5 Disconnect connector (S8/1x1) from warning buzzer contact (exterior lamps) (S8/1)    
6 Disconnect connector (S2/1x1) from ignition/starter switch (S2/1)    
7.1 Unscrew or pull off wire cable (37a) for parking lock interlock Vehicles with automatic transmission  
8 Pull vacuum lines (brown, brown/blue) off vacuum switch (37b) IMPORTANT Vehicles with diesel engines only, observe installed position of lines  
9 Release clamp (37c), press in locking pin (37d) and pull steering lock (37) out of the jacket tube bearing tube IMPORTANTInstallation:  When inserting ensure that the locking pin (37d) locks in position in the hole in the jacket tube bearing tube  
10 Detach ignition/starter switch (S2/1) NOTES The steering lock (37) must not be turned out of position "1" when the ignition/starter switch is not fitted, otherwise the steering lock is locked permanently  
11.1 Remove washer (37i) and parking lock valve (37h) Vehicles with automatic transmission  
12 Detach warning buzzer contact (exterior lamps) (S8/1) and, if necessary, vacuum switch (37b) with cam (37g)    
13 Install in reverse order NOTES The steering lock and lock cylinder can only be fitted in lock cylinder position "1". Never turn the steering lock when the ignition/starter switch is not fitted