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OEM Lincoln Navigator Ignition Lock Cylinder
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Lincoln Navigator Ignition Lock Cylinder Part Number: 1L3Z-11582-A
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Lincoln Navigator Ignition Lock Cylinder, Front Part Number: AU5Z-11582-B
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Lincoln Navigator Ignition Lock Cylinder Part Number: 2L2Z-11582-B
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Lincoln Navigator Ignition Lock Cylinder
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Before going any further, it would be pertinent to define the primary role of the product by pointing out that the Ignition Lock Cylinder is located in Lincoln Navigator cars and functions by providing the driver with a key-turning mechanism of the engine crank. This mechanism is connected with the ignition switch, which provides necessary circuits with battery current only if the correct key is inserted. Previous Lincoln Navigator model has simple key-based systems, as well as innovative keyless ignition system improved the vehicle's comfort and anti-theft protection. Previously, previous toolkits employed a column-mounted ignition lock cylinder and key while the later Lincoln Navigator models employ keyless fobs that interface with the car computer for a start button. However, the Ignition Lock Cylinder is not free from problems and may wear out over time thus causing problems in turning the key or starting the car's engine. In total, the development of the Ignition Lock Cylinder in Lincoln Navigator vehicles shows the ongoing struggle between optimisation in terms of the driving experience as well as safety.
Lincoln Navigator Ignition Lock Cylinder Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Remove and Install a Non-Functional Ignition Lock Cylinder on Lincoln Navigator?A:Service of a non-functional steering column lock cylinder begins with disconnecting the battery ground cable for at least one minute to discharge the restraint system back up power supply. Disabling the SRS supplemental restraint system through deactivation procedures helps protect from potential personal injury. To start the service you need to take away the Steering Wheel but do it according to behavioral security measures. You need to twist off the cap on the ignition switch lock cylinder after which you can drill through its middle using a 3/8-inch diameter drill to remove it. Discontinue the ignition switch lock cylinder while also discarding all materials that the drill produced while operating inside the steering column. Remove the bearing retainer and proceeding to take out the bearing and gear after cleaning away any drill shavings from the steering column for inspection of potential damage. Reinstall the new ignition switch lock cylinder by following the procedure in reverse and test its function. Before completing the procedure activate the supplemental restraint system (SRS) following all safety warnings and instructions.
- Q: How to Service and Repair the Ignition Lock Cylinder on Lincoln Navigator?A:A correct start to servicing and fixing the ignition switch lock cylinder requires first removing the Steering Wheel and then removing the screws on the Steering Column Cover. The first step demands disconnecting the PATS transceiver electrical connector followed by removal of the bolt securing the PATS transceiver. Proceed to take out the lock cylinder when the ignition moves to accessory position by pushing down on the release pin. Test the operation of the ignition switch lock after you finish the removal process. Finish off the installation process by completing the reverse actions which were used for removal.
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