🔑 Dorman 924-727 Ignition Switch: Perfect fit for Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep Models Review

The product corresponds to the advertising. Easy to follow instructions. Works well. Of course we'll see how a few years go by, but so far everything is going well. Saved me a lot of money.

the installation is complicada pero no por el producto en si, sino porque como esta diseñando el auto. llevo 4 semanas y ha funcionado correctamente. por el costo ha hecho su labor correctamente. Installation on a 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee.

I bought this unit hoping it would solve my occasional no boot problem. This did not happen and I have since determined that the problem is with the shift position sensor in the gearbox. As for this switch, it's pretty easy to set up with a YouTube video and works as expected.

This fixed my "jerky start" problem on my 2012 Jeep. Sometimes, for no rhyme or reason, my Jeep would just make a single click, but not roll over. Battery, starter and connections were fine. After the replacement I definitely felt a difference when I turned the key and haven't had any issues since.

Perfect replacement for my Grand Cherokee 05. Fixed my dash flickering issues after finally identifying the problem. Not an easy installation, it takes a bit of maneuvering to turn off the ignition in the work area and even more to lift it up and screw it back on. All in all worth the effort. Solid product that served its purpose.

2 page manual really nice with pictures. It's actually better than what I found out from YouTube, but the reason I'm giving 4 stars is because the drive position inside was set to 'off', while the manual says the key is on the Position "work" must be rotated. I had to twist it with a pan head screw because it didn't fit. You may need to change the manual or factory position of the actuator.

The problem was that I turned the ignition on and it clicked once. I turned it again very slowly and it sounded like it was making contact and the car was starting. I checked the battery and it was 12.4v with no car moving which is good. I started the car, checked the battery and it read 14.4 volts indicating the alternator was fine. I removed the starter, checked, everything is fine. Replaced the ignition switch and the problem went away. It was the ignition switch. I hope this helps people…

Bought the ignition switch, thought it was a problem, does not send a signal to the starter, but after that After all disassembled the problem arose that it was the ignition actuator so I changed both as it counts as one job and I already had the new parts. It works well, but it feels different when turning the car key, like it's a bit heavy, and I wonder if the original shifter had a smoother twist. The drive is worn out, so how about that. Just wondering how long it lasts both after the…

We tried the dealer, the local shop that we use for our other cars, a new battery, a new starter motor and the solution was this ignition switch that I made myself. Not a single mechanic (professional) wants to take on this job because it takes a lot of time and effort. The problem isn't knowing the job, it's working with three hands when you can barely remove and install the part with two fingers! All the work is under the dash next to the steering wheel, it's the hardest work I've ever…