🔒 ACDelco D1403B Professional Ignition Lock Cylinder with Key: Ensuring Optimal Security and Reliable Ignition Review

The mechanic said that it is easy to install $ 75 later. Good quality but I've noticed that the key can be difficult to insert at times, but for a 1980 car it works fine. I would recommend it to a friend.

Fits 1994 GMC 2 Ton Truck. Works well. Revain's recommended snap ring pressure relief tool is not suitable for this truck. It should be narrow, like the Lisle 57340.

I used this switch on my 1983 Silverado and it improved my starting situation much better than my old lock. It turns smoothly and feels like starting a new car. I noticed that it weighs less than the other two locks I've had.

I was a bit hesitant when I bought this online but it worked great, comes with GM keys, installation was easy. We strongly recommend purchasing the Powerbuilt tool 648466 for removing the steering wheel lock plate. I ended up buying one at my local parts store and it definitely makes life easier and is worth every penny.

I've had problems with ACDelco "Advantage" parts, luckily it's a regular ACDelco part and works great! Revain says it doesn't work for my 1981 Firebird Trans Am, but I can confirm it works fine. I would check the part number on another auto parts site to back up your claim, but chances are any GM car from the 70's or 80's could use this key cylinder. The best thing about this lock cylinder is that it comes with a genuine GM ignition. GM logo keys that look and feel way better than the regular…