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Hyundai Excel Steering & Ignition Lock Assembly
Part Number: 81900-24B10$239.05 MSRP: $335.85You Save: $96.80 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysHyundai Excel Steering & Ignition Lock Assembly
Part Number: 81900-24B11$239.05 MSRP: $335.85You Save: $96.80 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysHyundai Excel Steering & Ignition Lock Assembly
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Hyundai Excel Steering & Ignition Lock Assembly
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Hyundai Excel Ignition Lock Cylinder
The Hyundai Excel Ignition Lock Cylinder lets the driver start the engine and power components only when the right key is turned, protecting the car from theft. Inside the column unit, wafer tumblers align with the key cuts then let the switch route battery current to the starter, fuel and ignition systems through the Ignition Lock Cylinder assembly. ACC runs the radio, ON sustains everything after the engine fires, while LOCK removes power, clamps the steering wheel and ties the shifter to Park. Early Excel versions applied a simple mechanical setup, but by the late 1980s Hyundai added coded keys so even if thieves forced the Ignition Lock Cylinder the computer would block a start. Later Excel models kept the same basic hardware yet the chip key created the major divide between styles, metal only versus transponder protected, with the familiar Ignition Lock Cylinder still doing the turning. Wear can jam the Ignition Lock Cylinder or let switch contacts cut out, causing no crank, sudden stalls or flickering lights. Because Hyundai designed Excel columns to lock firmly, timely attention to key feel preserves Hyundai security and smooth driving.
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Hyundai Excel Ignition Lock Cylinder Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the ignition switch and Ignition Lock Cylinder on Hyundai Excel?A:Pull off the cable from the negative terminal of the battery and then unlodge the steering wheel. Then it will be necessary to remove the lower dash panel and the steering column cover. Remove the switch electrical connector, and remove the heads of the special screws that secure the clamp bracket to the ignition switch assembly using a screw extractor or a hammer and punch if available. Unscrew with a screw extractor, if they do not come out easily then use a punch and hammer to tighten a nut in the head of the screw and rotate it in the counterclockwise direction to remove it. As you are dealing with a GE model, separate the ignition switch from the clamp and remove it. For installation, just reverse the procedures you have just followed above and use new screws till the heads of the screws are cut off.
