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Replaced Ignition Switch, lost screw

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Replace ignition switch tonight

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I replaced my faulty ignition switch tonight for the first time on my '99 C2 and dropped the lower screw the holds the ignition switch in place.
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Replace ignition switch tonight

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I replaced my faulty ignition switch tonight for the first time on my '99 C2 and dropped the lower screw the holds the ignition switch in place.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Pretty much what the title says. I replaced my faulty ignition switch tonight for the first time on my '99 C2 and dropped the lower screw the holds the ignition switch in place. Spent the last two hours looking for it with no luck. I know I should not have totally removed it but I didn't know how long it was. New ignition switch is in place with just one screw holding it in place. Works much better with the replacement. Think I can just go with one screw? Any idea of a part number for the screw or where I can get one? Thanks for the help!

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