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Re: blazer not starting (no dash lights)
On this vehicle, you need the battery connected to remove the key from the switch assembly. If you disconnected any wires, reconnect them.
Also, there is no need to cut the housing, or remove the steering wheel to get at the switch assembly. Right under the key opening is a rubber boot. Remove that boot so you can tilt the housing to the right as you remove it. Also, tilt the steering wheel all the way down. Be carefull around the 4 way flasher switch. If need be, you can remove the whole flasher switch by pulling it straight up (There's a post in the "How-To" section on this, check it out)
I've had mine apart twice, and I didn't cut anything. Nor did I remove the steering wheel.
Read the instructions I provided the link for. It's a very simple proceedure once you understand it. It took me less than an hour to do it the second time around (3 hours the first time), so be patient, and read, and re-read those instructions.
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