🔑 Ford Ignition Switch and Door Lock Cylinder Set with 2 Logo Keys - LC6177 + DL5886 Review

. However, some areas are not yet in the pocket in the pocket. likewise no more oracle of knowledge. If my right door lock stem hadn't fallen off and gotten so badly pinched that I had to remove the entire latch, it probably would have taken me less than an hour to replace the ignition switch and both door locks. Fit and finish are perfect. , can not be said of OEM. Love it.

It's not designed for this but I fitted them to my 1993 f350. The ignition cylinder fits and works great, but not flush (almost imperceptibly). The holes in the door were too small for these door cylinders so I had to widen the holes with a file and dremel and cut some metal from the bottom of the new cylinders. The brackets holding the cylinders could hold the new ones. Everything works fine, no play. I gave 5 stars because they fit my application perfectly.

This set of locks worked great. Don't forget to double check the part numbers, I have this for a 1997 Ranger. It was very easy to change them all. All you need is a flathead screwdriver. Open the door, pry the lock spring and remove the old lock, being careful not to lose the lever connection. Then assemble with a new lock. To turn on the ignition, turn the key and insert a screwdriver or similar round stick into the hole at the bottom of the steering column. Feel it until you touch the latch…