Original Engine Management ILC191 Ignition Lock Cylinder w/o TRANSPONDER KEY Option

This is the old one in the picture, I’d like to thank Amazon OEM and YouTube for posting videos on installing this switch it took me about 10 minutes to install in my 2000 f250 it works great!!!!! And it’s very comforting to know that the Ford dealer would have charged me a bundle for something they just popped right in, thanks again Amazon OEM and YouTube!!!!!!!

Very easy install, works, included pictures of pinhole to remove cylinder. Just use anything small or sturdy to push pin in while key is in run position. Wiggle cylinder using key as you press, viola. Can verify use on 95 96 97 ford ranger.

Worked as advertised the only downside is you need to use the old key to unlock the door. So it requires having 2 keys to operate the vehicle, one to open the door and one to start the truck. One suggestion would be for the seller to add an upgrade, a door lock that matches the new key.

The media could not be loaded.  Awesome super easy fix. Went to use my truck key would not turn tried for hours. Jumped on Amazon and ordered this as a replacement and came the next day. Was difficult getting my old one out only because key needs to be turned to on position to take out the cylinder. But a hammer and flat head did the trick.Once the old one was out it was easy as sliding it in the correct way.

Good for the price.In my Mazda B2500 2000 work perfect.

I used them to replace the ones some rat bastard ruined when he took my truck.

This was a 2 minute fix on a 1997 ford f350. Works perfect and now no one can just turn the system witha a screwdriver and drive off or use the old keys and not turn the truck off properly and leave it in the auxiliary position and have the battery dead by morning!!

Worked great on my 97 ford f150 know I don't have to fight with the key trying to start it or it coming out