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CT3 Ignitions are pretty hard to come by and it seems pretty expensive. I have my switch and the previous owner apparently lost a key and now a screw driver is my ignition. Here is my concern. Will the anti-theft tumbler in the steering lock assembly part # 341-23408-01-00 work in the ignition? It makes sense that you would use the same key to lock the bike as the key to start it. Has anybody tried this approach yet?

 
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Replied by Gr8uncleal on topic Ignition switch

If you could find a donor ignition switch with jiggered wires, contacts etc, but with intact inner levers and springs, then a master locksmith with the appropriate reference book could probably rebuild it for you. 

A donor switch from any Yamaha of the same period should do, and maybe other manufacturers as well. However, I don't know enough about the components of other makes to confirm the latter.

It might be that a tumbler from any other Yamaha switch of the period might just fit straight in.  
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Replied by landyr67g on topic Ignition switch

Hello - not wanting to hijack but I have the wrong ignition switch that came with my project bike I purchased earlier this year.
My bike is a '70 CT1B 175 (green) and the ignition switch plug does not match my original harness connector (ign plug is on left in attached pic. I have two brand new keys for this switch and will trade or sell if anyone out there interested.
Note: on CT1B bikes the switch is below the tank.....
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Joe
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Replied by hhookmup on topic Ignition switch

Well I have a CT1B missing an ignition switch, so I would be interested. hhookmup
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The ignition switch with a 3 pin harness is for an AT (125).
CT's (175) use a 10 wire harness.
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