Replace a worn or sticking ignition lock with the Standard Ignition Lock Cylinder US-24L, a complete coded assembly that accepts its included keys and turns the ignition through its positions. It is listed for many models. Among them are the 1966-1967 Chevrolet Impala (L6-4.1L, V8-4.6L, V8-5.3L, V8-5.4L, V8-6.5L, V8-7.0L), the 1967 Chevrolet Camaro (L6-3.8L, L6-4.1L, V8-4.9L, V8-5.3L, V8-5.7L, V8-6.5L) and the 1980-1991 Chevrolet B60. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
- Complete assembly: supplied as a complete ignition lock cylinder assembly.
- Coded, keys included: the cylinder comes coded and ships with two keys.
- Instructions included: installation instructions come in the package.
- Mounting bracket not included: no mounting brackets are supplied with this part.
The ignition lock cylinder is the keyed mechanism that lets the ignition be switched on and off. When it wears, the key can become hard to turn, stick in a position, or refuse to come out. If a worn cylinder is the cause of those symptoms, this assembly replaces it. The listed applications use one ignition lock cylinder per vehicle. Country of origin: Taiwan.
Interchange: CS59L · ILC136 · KS6491 · 365498 · 3900678 · 3918875 · 3948316 · 3961400 · 3970762 · 3981875 · 3987271 · 695450 · 695922 · 7023198 · 7031272 · 7033216 · LC14220 · KS6491SB · US24LT
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
CS59L, ILC136, KS6491, 365498, 3900678, 3918875, 3948316, 3961400, 3970762, 3981875, 3987271, 695450, 695922, 7023198, 7031272, 7033216, LC14220, KS6491SB, US24LT
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the right chevy Impala ignition lock cylinder for my 1966 or 1967 car?
US-24L is listed for the 1966-1967 Chevrolet Impala with the L6-4.1L, V8-4.6L, V8-5.3L, V8-5.4L, V8-6.5L and V8-7.0L engines. Match your vehicle in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Does the US-24L come with keys?
Yes. The cylinder comes coded and ships with two keys, along with installation instructions.
Is a mounting bracket included?
No, mounting brackets are not included. Consult the vehicle service information for the correct bracket and for whether the original can be reused.
What are signs an ignition lock cylinder may need replacing?
Common signs are a key that is hard to turn, sticks, or won't come out, or a cylinder that turns loosely. Diagnose the cause first, because a worn key or a faulty switch can cause similar symptoms.
How many ignition lock cylinders does my vehicle need?
The listed applications use one ignition lock cylinder per vehicle, and this part is a complete assembly with two keys.
