1999 Chevrolet Lumina - Ignition Lock Cylinder

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MasterPro Ignition Lock Cylinder - 2ILC172

Part #:
2ILC172
Line:
MPI
Ignition Lock Cylinder   With Pass Lock
Terminal Type:   Blade
Bracket Included:   No
Connector Gender:   Male

LockSmart Ignition Lock Cylinder - LC14340

Part #:
LC14340
Line:
LOC
Ignition Lock Cylinder   With Pass Lock
Hardware Included:   No
Terminal Type:   Blade
Connector Gender:   Male

Standard Ignition Lock Cylinder - US161L

Part #:
US161L
Line:
STD
Ignition Lock Cylinder   With Pass Lock
Terminal Type:   Blade
Bracket Included:   No
Connector Gender:   Male

Dorman OE Solutions Black Ignition Lock Cylinder Assembly - 924-894

Part #:
924-894
Line:
DOR
Ignition Lock Cylinder   Comes With Template Key That Must Be Duplicated With Correct Resistance Blank; With Pass Lock Sensor
Color:   Black
Hardware Included:   No
Number Of Keys:   2

ACDelco Ignition Lock Cylinder - D1456C

Part #:
D1456C
Line:
ACD
Ignition Lock Cylinder   In Column
Terminal Type:   Blade
Connector Gender:   Male
Terminal Gender:   Female

What is an Ignition Lock Cylinder?h2>

An ignition lock cylinder is a keyed lock tumble used to secure your car and activate your vehicle's ignition switch to start the engine. Ignition lock cylinders activate your vehicle's ignition switch and change its position to send power to the accessory circuit, fuel pump, and computer system when turning the key to start your vehicle. Over time, your ignition lock cylinder may show signs of wear or may suffer damage and be more difficult to turn. Your key may also be harder to insert or remove from the ignition lock cylinder, and may become stuck or seem especially loose. In some cases, electronic sensors inside the ignition lock cylinder may also stop working and can prevent your key from starting your vehicle, or it may start but fail to stay running. This can also be a symptom of a damaged or worn ignition switch, so be sure to perform a complete diagnosis before replacing the lock cylinder. If your ignition lock cylinder is aging or is noticeably worn, or if you notice difficulty starting your vehicle or your keys become stuck in your vehicle's ignition, these may be signs that your ignition lock cylinder needs to be replaced. If you're ready to repair your ignition lock cylinder, shop O'Reilly Auto Parts in-store or online. We carry a variety of replacement ignition lock cylinders complete with keys for most vehicles to best meet your ignition repair needs.