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Intermediate Ring 

Restore the correct positioning and appearance of the ignition switch with this OE Match Intermediate Ring. Also known as the ignition switch intermediate ring or spacer, this small component sits behind the ignition starter rosette and helps correctly position the ignition switch within the dashboard assembly. 
                     
Fits:

  • Porsche 911 1968-1973 2.2L / 2.4L / 2.7L RS LWB (F)   

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What Does the Intermediate Ring Do?

The intermediate ring fits between components of the ignition switch and its dashboard surround, acting as a spacer and support for the assembly.

A correctly fitted intermediate ring helps:

  • Position the ignition switch correctly
  • Support the ignition starter rosette
  • Maintain correct spacing within the dashboard
  • Prevent unwanted movement of the switch assembly
  • Provide the correct finished appearance around the ignition switch

Why Do Intermediate Rings Fail?

The intermediate ring has no scheduled service interval, but after more than 50 years the original component may have deteriorated.

Common problems include:

  • Cracking with age
  • Material becoming brittle
  • Heat-related deterioration
  • Damage during ignition switch removal
  • Distortion or deformation
  • Previous incorrect installation
  • Missing components during earlier repairs or restoration

A damaged ring can prevent the ignition switch and surrounding rosette from sitting correctly in the dashboard.

When Should the Intermediate Ring Be Replaced?

Replacement should be considered if:

  • The original ring is cracked or broken
  • The ignition switch is incorrectly positioned
  • The ignition switch assembly feels loose
  • The ring is distorted or deteriorated
  • The original component is missing
  • The ignition switch is being rebuilt or restored
  • The dashboard is undergoing restoration

Because this component sits behind the rosette faceplate, it is also sensible to inspect it whenever the ignition switch assembly is removed.

Important Ignition Switch Checks

If the ignition switch itself feels loose or operates incorrectly, inspect the complete assembly rather than assuming the intermediate ring is responsible.

Check the ignition switch, steering lock, electrical switch, rosette, mounting components and surrounding dashboard area for wear or damage.

Ignition Switch Rings & Dashboard Components

The ignition switch assembly on the early Porsche 911 uses several individual components to correctly locate and finish the switch within the dashboard.

Age, previous repairs and repeated removal can leave these small components cracked, damaged or missing. Replacing deteriorated ignition switch trim and mounting parts helps restore the correct fit and appearance of the dashboard.



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