Can anyone show me where to get another one of these? I was fixing one of my speaker wires, and it ended up breaking some of the teeth when I pulled the dash off. It came off a 2000 Monte Carlo.

 

hey man mine broke too...hope someone can help us...

 

i'm not sure exactly what is called, but check here http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/

lDescriptionQtyMSRP PriceYour Price Total Cost Mechanical Catalog - 2000 - Chevrolet/Geo - Monte Carlo
, Ignition switch, impala, monte carlo $191.79$99.74 $99.74 looks like it may be expensive, not sure if this is even it ,


but check the site or call! or maybe try online junkyard, goodluck, wish i could help more but this is all i got! see ya

 

I would try your local chevy dealer. a good parts counter person can find just the plastic piece you need and i'm just guessing but looks like should be fairly cheap 8-10 $.

 

I did a search for that part on GMpartsdirect a while back. They only wanted to sell the entire ingition switch with the piece. Which is hugely expensive and un-necessary IMO.

If the junkyards aren't any help, I'd go with Jeff2425's idea. Bring the broken piece with you to the parts counter. There's likely a part number molded right into the plastic. A good parts guy should be able to get the part without the ignition switch.

 

I'd hit up local parts recycler's, i'm sure if you found one they'd let it go for a couple bucks.

 

 

mine is broke as well, the crappy part about it is the fact the stealership did it when i had the ignition cylinder changed...

they put it back on with some form of glue... i only found it when i was taking my dash out.

 

lol Enzo354 haha nice. Just posts a picture of super glue lmao priceless. Super glue that bad boy on their...mine came out when I was trying to fix my key (it didn't want to turn). so i just popped it back in.

 

SILICONE!!! That's what I used to fix mine!!! I'm not even kidding. I took the dash off, lined it up where it's supposed to be and TADA! Holds like a charm, I glued the ignition collar directly to that rubber bit in the little hole where the key goes (you know what I mean) and it sticks. as long as I can get it around the ignition and it stays there, I dont care if it aint supposed to be glued.