DORMAN
DORMAN 924-786 Ignition Lock Cylinder
Ignition lock cylinder for engine repair, supplied new in transparent finish
- ColorTransparent
- Direct-fit replacement restores ignition function
- DORMAN 924-786 ignition lock cylinder
- Transparent housing allows visual inspection
- Best Seller Ranking #3 in Engine Tools
- First listed by manufacturer January 2024
Direct replacement cylinder
The DORMAN 924-786 ignition lock cylinder serves as a direct replacement for worn or damaged original equipment. It is intended for vehicle owners and technicians who need to restore reliable key operation without modifying the steering column.
Transparent housing aids inspection
The transparent colour allows visual confirmation of tumbler alignment during installation or re-keying. Standard mounting points mean the cylinder fits the existing housing using the original retaining hardware, so no special tools or adapter brackets are required.
Verify key code and column compatibility
Before ordering, confirm the key code matches the vehicle’s lock set and that the steering column accepts this cylinder profile. Vehicles with factory immobiliser systems may require additional programming steps that are not covered by the cylinder alone.
Highlights
- Direct-fit replacement restores ignition function
- DORMAN 924-786 ignition lock cylinder
- Transparent housing allows visual inspection
- Best Seller Ranking #3 in Engine Tools
- First listed by manufacturer January 2024
Specifications
| Brand | DORMAN |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What type of interface or standard does the DORMAN 924-786 Ignition Lock Cylinder use, and what does it cap in practice?
The DORMAN 924-786 Ignition Lock Cylinder is a mechanical component designed to match the original vehicle steering column interface. It caps the ability to start the engine and lock the steering wheel to authorised key holders only.
What physical dimensions or mounting requirements does the DORMAN 924-786 Ignition Lock Cylinder need to fit?
This cylinder is engineered as a direct replacement for the factory unit. It fits the existing steering column housing without modification, aligning with the original mounting points and keyway orientation.
How is the DORMAN 924-786 Ignition Lock Cylinder installed, and what step do people often get wrong?
Installation requires removing the steering column covers and retaining hardware to access the old cylinder. The step often missed is turning the ignition to the correct accessory position before inserting the key to release the retaining pin.
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