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The lock cylinder is parts store available ,As for the ignition switch if it is not on top of the column with a rod going down to it ,it would then be linked or mated to the lock cylinder making it possibly a dealer part . Check for compatible part with other car model and years .
Firstly, the burden of proof is on you to establish that the wiring done by contractor X is the wiring which caused the fire. If the damaged house is the subject of an insurance claim, it may be that your insurer, before paying out, would seek to pursue the insurer of the electrical contractor. In many states there is a 'peak body' which authorises contractors and issues their permits - these bodies typically not only will advise on your rights, and look into your claims against a contractor 'on their books' - BUT also, such peak bodies also typically impose a small tariff on all registered contractors which goes into a claims fund - for the very purpose of paying out claims to persons who have suffered loss from dodgy workmanship. I do urge you to seek out the state authority (perhaps federal) which registers and authorises contractors to provide building services direct to the public - talk to them. (TIP: If you can't find the right connection talk to your local government office and/or elected government official/s) And BE SURE to collect and assemble as much evidence as possible - good luck
Talk to your manager about it, tell him it was an honest mistake. See where the conversation goes, try reaaally hard not to get fired; point out your strong points, ex. you get there 15 mins early, you really need the job, it won't happen again You don't want to actually get fired it looks really bad on a resume
