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About
Honda Civic Ignition Switch
Without a fully functional ignition switch for Honda Civic, your vehicle's starter relay and overall ignition system are going to be unable to receive the transmission from the key signal. This leads to it taking several attempts of turning your key to get your Civic to start, so head over to AutoZone at the first sign of trouble. There's no reason to be inconvenienced when the right products are provided at the right prices at AutoZone. Other beneficial services you can take advantage of include Same Day Store Pickup and a Loan-a-Tool program for DIY installation.
YEAR RANGE FOR HONDA CIVIC BY MODEL
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not a "perfect fit
Jason
in 3 years
The hole that locks in the pin need to be ever so slightly drilled bigger. took me 5 extra minutes to open up the hole then it snapped right in, an fits and works perfect
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1994 Honda Civic
The hole that locks in the pin need to be ever so slightly drilled bigger. took me 5 extra minutes to open up the hole then it snapped right in, an fits and works perfect
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1994 Honda Civic
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Overall
Easy Install, Mediocre Quality
Jared
in 2 years
When my car was stolen the thief broke my lock. This one works like a charm and install was easy... maybe too easy. Consider buying a new bolt that requires a weird screw driver, something a thief won't have on hand. Here's some tips. To make this cheap lock last you should insert and remove the key carefully every time and lube the lock as routine maintenance. Remember your old lock won't come out if the key is stuck in the 0 position. It has to be in 1 or 2. Otherwise take it to the dealer or a specialist. Watch the video on YouTube by Fixbook for installation. Take a picture of all serial numbers on packaging and the yellow slip inside, just in case you need to make a new key later.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1997 Honda Civic EX Coupe
When my car was stolen the thief broke my lock. This one works like a charm and install was easy... maybe too easy. Consider buying a new bolt that requires a weird screw driver, something a thief won't have on hand. Here's some tips. To make this cheap lock last you should insert and remove the key carefully every time and lube the lock as routine maintenance. Remember your old lock won't come out if the key is stuck in the 0 position. It has to be in 1 or 2. Otherwise take it to the dealer or a specialist. Watch the video on YouTube by Fixbook for installation. Take a picture of all serial numbers on packaging and the yellow slip inside, just in case you need to make a new key later.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1997 Honda Civic EX Coupe
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Overall
Fits 2000 Honda Civic
Randy
in 2 months
This lock cylinder fits well in a 2000 Honda Civic LX, and doesn't require any drilling to enlarge the hole for the locking pin in the column (as stated in reviews for earlier model years). After install, the key needs to be worked in by inserting and starting the car several times to ensure smooth operation. My required "giggling" on 1 out of every 5 times, but quickly smoothed out. One other minor annoyance is that the slot in the new keys is very narrow and will not properly fit my existing key ring. All in all, I'm pleased with the fit and operation of this lock cylinder.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2000 Honda Civic LX
This lock cylinder fits well in a 2000 Honda Civic LX, and doesn't require any drilling to enlarge the hole for the locking pin in the column (as stated in reviews for earlier model years). After install, the key needs to be worked in by inserting and starting the car several times to ensure smooth operation. My required "giggling" on 1 out of every 5 times, but quickly smoothed out. One other minor annoyance is that the slot in the new keys is very narrow and will not properly fit my existing key ring. All in all, I'm pleased with the fit and operation of this lock cylinder.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2000 Honda Civic LX