Replacing the Ignition Cylinder in A GM Steering Column 1970s-2000s key won't turn turns without key

In this video I show you how I replace the ignition key lock cylinder in a 1991 Camaro. I put out a repair video every week, If you found it helpful consider subscribing. Thanks for watching.
Link to parts and tools used in the video
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