Here I show how to replace an ignition lock cylinder in a 96-00 Honda Civic. Click here to show thanks, and help support Fixbook: http://www.hondahowto.com/p…
Honda Ignition Lock Cylinder Replacement
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How do I get it out if it doesn’t go in to first position
someone broke into my car and stuck a screwdriver to start the car. Now I can’t stick the key in. I’m trying to replace my key ignition too and was wondering if you had any advice?
My ignition is stuck but a mechanic told me to put the key all the way into the ignition.Then while slowly backing the key out wiggle it trying to start it.The key sometimes will fall into a goove and turn.thanks for the video dude!!
my ignition in my Honda was stuck on position 3, the car kept cranking over and over. I tried to wiggle the key out, but it broke inside the ignition cylinder and I had to disconnect the battery. my question is, can I change the ignition cylinder if the it is in position 3?
Great vid. im actually changing out the ignition ina 94 civic. keep up the good vids bro
was anybody able to figure out how to get it out if u cant turn the key to accessory
can i shoot a shotty at the ignition to fix it?
do I have to program anything if I do this for a 2003 Honda civic
Is this much different for a 95 Honda Prelude? It looks different.
I see you turn the key to #1, but mine can’t turn at all and I try to push that button and
still can’t take it out. any other way please help me thanks
Great help…..thank you.
where can i get that part at
should have disconnected the
battery first
Somebody stuck a screwdriver in my ignition, but I can’t get the key in. Can I fire one of those guns? Grrrrrrr!
I had to replace the entire ignition switch because the actual switch part (white plastic on the end) went bad. Very easy, even with it having shear bolts.
My car won’t go into accessory to do so, now what?
good video. Next time disable your battery to stop the bleeping
Thanks a lot, very informative video! I am about to try this out right now. Not your fault but only draw back is all the ads that were involved in the video, had to reload the page multiple times,skip 10+ ads sometimes 2 or more in a row and video kept stopping after the ads and restarting from beginning. But after all that crap, the video was great, and hope it works that easy for me,
PS: YouTube your spam of ads suck balls
Nice video. Well done. Very helpful.
Great video! I’ve got to do this on my daughters CR-V. Stealership just offered to do it for her at a gazillion dollars. New sat. morning project!
Maybe superglue the spring to the back of the new lock cylinder to help align?
thanks helped out aot we been mesing w it for over a hour now and after watching this just took a few mins
Greetings to you and I as well as the exercise of the profession
Would this same procedure work on an 03?
Same thing happened to me. Let me know if this worked for you
Holy cow, I have got to thank you for this video…my car was stolen on Valentine’s Day and I have had nothing but one problem after another and this video had my hands a bit greasy but the job done in less than a half an hour…I spent more time looking for the tool I just layed down…giggle…you take care…and thanks again…yeah…even a girl can do it!
My car was shutting off because my ignition was loose. The mechanic discover this after he replacing my distributor and a coil spring. He did not fix the ignition, he just told me to lighten up my key chain. I ignore the mechanic, so when I was driving it again on a bumpy road at 20 mph the car shut down.
The reason why I brought to the mechanic was my car just shut down when I was traveling at 70 mph.
Ooo, all caps means your yelling haha
HAHAHA OK SOME FUCKER SUCK A SCREWDRIVER IN MY IGNITION AND NOW MY KEY WONT COME OUT !!!! IM GONNA REPLACE THE LOCK CYLINDER HOPEFULLY THAT WILL WORK
Well it’s entirely up to you.
well there would be intense heat being released under my hood near the engine. i just feel funny risking it. maybe if my o2 sensors were farther away from the engine/hoses/wires
Oh, well I don’t think it would hurt nothing. What exactly do you think it’s going to hurt?
that’s how i figured it would work. however my cat is very near my engine so i’m afraid of hot exhaust gases coming out and harming things near the engine
Well, I haven’t heard of this, but I do know how this would work, so I’ll explain as best I can. I’m guessing this would be done if your car would not start, or would cut off, because your catalytic converter was stopped up so bad. If that’s the case, you would want to remove the o2 sensor before the cat; that would allow your car to breathe, or exhale, if the cat was stopped up real bad. Let me know if that helps.
Hey jordan, i heard that to test for a clogged exhaust to remove the o2 sensor and see if the performance improves. My question is what o2 sensor do you remove? the one before the cat or after? also do you unplug the o2 sensor electrical connection as well? Do you need to plug the hole where the o2 sensor used to be? i have a 6th gen civic.
Your welcome, and I saw your reply to my reply on the other video. I will be getting back to you in the next day or so, when I have a little time to respond.
Thanks for the demo. I have not though of this problem before but if it happens I know now how to deal with it.
Thanks
Good video
It was old, and useless, and it’s to liven things up.