🔑 GM ACDelco Original Equipment Ignition Switch D1481C Review

I lost a 96 K1500 4x4, speedo and speedo on Saturday then my transmission slipped, wouldn't shift, everything around runs like shit. I ordered this yesterday, came for the night, put it in, all problems are gone. Very happy.

This fixed a transmission problem on my 95 foot Suburban. Apparently this is a common problem and I hunted my tail until I changed it. Changing stocks started giving me problems after 22 years, so I'm hoping it lasts about as long.

Delivery and the seller is on top. The product was most likely a faulty manufacturer. Image of this item (right) with incorrect pin placement and a good item (left) with correct pin placement. Same article for both. Have to send this back as it doesn't work with our '95 Chevy pickup.

My factory pick has lasted almost 20 years. This GM replacement (ordered here) lasted about 4 years. The auto parts general store lasted 2 years and just died so today I ordered a new one of these GMs as they are better than generic but I still expect a GM OEM part to last longer than the 4 years that the original factory lasted 20 years years.

Two years ago I replaced a faulty ignition switch with an ACDelco switch. The air conditioning fan has recently stopped working. Defective ignition lock, only 2 years old. I ordered a new one, again ACDelco. After I installed it, the air conditioner fan started working again, but the gearbox didn't shift gears. Check if all engine light errors are related to the transmission. I did a troubleshooting procedure for one of the faults and found that the ignition switch is not providing power to the