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Genuine Kia Spectra Ignition Lock Cylinder
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Kia Spectra Ignition Lock Cylinder
Part Number: 819002FF00$125.26 MSRP: $182.33You Save: $57.07 (32%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Kia Spectra Ignition Lock Cylinder
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Kia Spectra Ignition Lock Cylinder
Part Number: 819002FC00$165.05 MSRP: $240.25You Save: $75.20 (32%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysKia Spectra Ignition Lock Cylinder
Part Number: 819002FB00$125.26 MSRP: $182.33You Save: $57.07 (32%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Kia Spectra Ignition Lock Cylinder
The advantage of the Kia Spectra Ignition Lock Cylinder is to give drivers direct control of engine start and to deter theft from the vehicle using a keyed tumbler that is operated solely by the correct blade. In every Spectra generation maintaining a steering column switch, the Ignition Lock Cylinder connects mechanically to the ignition switch to send battery power in the START position to the starter, in the ACC position to components, or to cut power in the OFF or LOCK positions where it also clamps the steering wheel and holds the shifter in the Park position. Beginning in the late 1980s, many Kia cars came equipped with a coded key that communicates with the computer; this improvement to the system means that even if someone managed to yank the Ignition Lock Cylinder or twist the switch, the engine remains silent until the chip code matches. Earlier Spectra models were based on a simple metal key and thus the difference between key and chip security is the chief divide between styles. As the main enemy remains wear as the blades and wafers inside the Ignition Lock Cylinder grind down causing hard turns, stalls, or no-crank issues, timely care ensures every Kia Spectra is always starting smoothly, including the Ignition Lock Cylinder.
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Kia Spectra Ignition Lock Cylinder Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove and install the ignition switch and key lock cylinder for the Kia Spectra?A:To start up the SEPHIA AND SPECTRA models, first of all, you need to take out the steering column covers. Pull the two halves of the electrical connector away from each other by pressing the top of the release tab and remove the electrical connector for the lock cylinder buzzer. Because the ignition lock cylinder housing is welded to the steering column at three points of a shear-head bolt, use a center punch to mark these points, then drill a hole in the center of each bolt with a 3/16-inch (5 mm) drill bit and unscrew them with a screw extractor. Pull out the keys and take off the ignition switch/ignition lock cylinder from the steering column. As a final step before turning in the new shear-head bolts, start the vehicle and make sure that the steering wheel lock mechanism is proper and the ignition key turns properly in the lock cylinder after that tighten the bolts up to the point where the heads shear off. For the SPORTAGE models only and depending on the model trim, disconnect knee bolster trim panel and two pieces of the steering column covers. Insert the key into the ignition and turn it to the ACC position, insert an awl or a small screwdriver between the cylinder stem and the lock base and apply pressure towards the back of the car to gently push out the lock pin and firmly pop out the ignition lock cylinder. Pull out the IGN electrical connector, unbolt the Ignition switch screw, and set the IGN switch aside. Installation is the reverse of removal, in that the components are put in place according to the reverse of this sequence.
