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Alright... I know for sure that I've lost the spring that came out and the little plastic(?) piece that went in it. Could I just replace the spring and it still work or do I need that piece or something like it? Thanks for the help so far. Appreciate it much.

It is a 93. So would I just run the black wire to the switch and then ground the other side of the switch?

Alright guys, I'm trying to hook in my own horn switch and I was going to get power from the fuse block so I was wondering how I'd hook it in. I was thinking I'd stick the fuse at the red arrow and power to the switch at the green arrow which is labeled BATT. Am I on the right track here...

Quadratec said maybe the part is defective so they're shipping one out monday. Yay more waiting. :)))))))))))))))) edit: But to Quadratec's credit they are replacing it for free and did it with no hassle. So they'll probably at least get some more of my business in the future.

Oh my bad, it's a 93 cherokee and yeah it goes into the steering box. About an inch too short though.

Alright guys, I'm about at wits end here so maybe one of you guys can save my sanity. I bought this part ( http://www.quadratec.com/products/56113_04.htm ) to replace mine that had worn out. It is the shaft that connects the steering column to the power steering... kind of important. Problem is...

I had this problem under different circumstances. The lock cylinder turns a gear which moves a piece of metal with teeth, which is attached to the ignition actuator rod. For some reason or another, the gear jumped a tooth and wouldn't let the metal piece go all the way forward preventing the key...

Did you have the same sort of symptoms before you replaced it?

Here are some more pics, you can click all of these and get a much larger image including the one in my first post.

Hey guys, got a 93 cherokee, 2wd 4.0l here and having a bit of a problem. My key was stuck in the ignition so my dad and I took the whole thing apart and fixed THAT. Alright, after putting it all back together everything is working great. Then we put the wheel back on and much to my dismay there...