Standard Ignition US-467 ignition lock and cylinder switch for the 1991-1993 Honda Accord is an ignition lock cylinder replacement that includes the switch. The switch and lock cylinder come as one unit, designed to fix the original's inherent failure issues.
- Solid brass tumblers in the lock cylinder
- Chrome plated brass keys
- Die-cast zinc lock cores
- Multiple, randomly assigned key codes
Quick facts
- Part: Standard Ignition US-467 ignition lock and cylinder switch
- Fits: 1991-1993 Honda Accord
A key that sticks or turns hard, or an engine that will not crank, can mean the lock cylinder or switch is worn. These signs alone do not prove this part is the problem, since a weak battery can also keep the engine from cranking.
Fits
It is a direct-fit ignition cylinder replacement for the 1991-1993 Honda Accord.
Specifications
Fit and size
- Mounting location: column
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Connectors: 2, male, polygon shape
- Terminals: 11, female, blade type
Build and materials
- Coding: coded, with 2 keys
- Country of origin: Taiwan
In the box
One ignition lock and cylinder switch, two keys, a mounting bracket and hardware. This listing holds one; the 1991-1993 Honda Accord takes one.
Installation notes
- Matched to the original lock for precision installation.
- Instructions come with the part for the steps.
Interchange: CS749 · KS6749 · 35100SM5A01 · 35100SM5A02 · 35100SM5A11 · 35100SM5A12 · 35100SM5A42 · 35100SM5A52 · LC62870
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
CS749, KS6749, 35100SM5A01, 35100SM5A02, 35100SM5A11, 35100SM5A12, 35100SM5A42, 35100SM5A52, LC62870, US-467
Frequently Asked Questions
Is US-467 a 1992 Honda Accord ignition lock cylinder replacement?
Yes. Standard Ignition US-467 fits the 1991-1993 Honda Accord, so a 1992 model is covered, and each car takes one.
Does this lock cylinder replacement for the 1991-1993 Honda Accord include keys?
Yes. Standard Ignition US-467 comes with two keys, along with a mounting bracket and hardware.
How many terminals does this ignition lock and cylinder switch have?
This ignition lock and cylinder switch has two male connectors and 11 female blade terminals.
My key sticks in the ignition. Could the lock cylinder be the reason?
It can be, since a worn lock cylinder may make a key stick or turn hard. Look over the key for wear, and have a shop test the switch side.
Can Standard Ignition US-467 replace an ignition switch numbered 35100SM5A01?
Yes. 35100SM5A01 is one of the numbers Standard Ignition US-467 replaces, along with CS749, KS6749 and LC62870.
