Thanks for the video. Appreciated the music. Getting the lower steering column closeout off was a real pain, especially when you can't rotate the wheel upside down for improved clearance. Ended up removing the adjustment lever. Then, it was the safety bolts. Ugh. Finally got it done thanks to your guidance!
I had this problem a few months ago, ordered a switch on Amazon and sent it back because the locksmith repaired my switch and I didn't have to have any programming and I kept the same keys and it saved me some money.
😊did you put the groove in the head of the bolt when you hit it with the screwdriver and hammer? So no other things than remove the panels then remove those two bolts around the column that I assume is holding the ignition tumbler in place? Thank you for the video.
question auto parts stores here try too sell the whole setup for 300 bucks , amazon has the lock cyclender for 50 bucks fits odyssey ,which is what i have i dont think the rest needs replacing just the key cyclender itself,which is compatable with a 2005 honda oddyssey
I took to locksmith to key it to fit Original key so no programing it required of you used a new lock with a new key it's not programmed to the vehicle
Is it possible to swap an ignition switch solenoid off a used unit and out it on my current one to avoid all this? My key gets stuck in first position regularly. Thanks man
After watching your video I just changed the cylinder on my 2005 odyssey. Thank you! Now it turns over just fine but won't start acting like it's not getting any fuel. Is there anything (fuel switch) i may have shut off in this process? It's always easily started.
Hey man I've got a 99 Honda Odyssey and the ignition switch has burnt out do U know of any other Honda model car and year that switch will fit my 99 Odyssey
If you use the original key that was already programmed to the vehicle you shouldn't have to program just put it back the lock would have to be made to fit that key
you something like and flat head screwdriver or a chilsle if the car is older its but together for long time do it wont break very easy you need to make it turn to the left strike it straight on putting a indentation in then strike the indentation from the side to make it turn leftwards
When you get the lock cylinder, it will come with a different set of keys.The the blade will be different from the original and sometimes the keys won't have a chip inside of it what I would Suggest. Is take the lock cylinder to a locksmith.And have them coated to fit your original key.And once you replace it you don't have to do any programming and you can continue to use your original key
you can get it at your local parts store or order on rockauto.com it will come with a set of keys but i recommend once you get it to take it to locksmith and have them rekey it to fit your original key then all locks will match and you wont have to program anything
There's no way I can do this. Whom do you suggest I contact to get this repair done? Shop wants $600! But they are just going to outsource to a locksmith. Should I just contact a locksmith?
you could go straight to a locksmith if you know a mechanic you could buy the lock cylinder yourself take it to lock smith have them code it to match your original key then have it put on
@@Kangol_Automotive Thanks! I found a locksmith who could replace the ignition/lock column and recode the key to work on ignition and door for about $300 + $69 for an extra key.
Thanks for the video. Appreciated the music. Getting the lower steering column closeout off was a real pain, especially when you can't rotate the wheel upside down for improved clearance. Ended up removing the adjustment lever. Then, it was the safety bolts. Ugh. Finally got it done thanks to your guidance!
best fixing vid ever right to the point your da bomb
Man thank you I'm about to change mine first thing in the morning in a parking lot your video seemed to really get me going in the right direction 👍
I had this problem a few months ago, ordered a switch on Amazon and sent it back because the locksmith repaired my switch and I didn't have to have any programming and I kept the same keys and it saved me some money.
Straight to the point thank you
So helpful and quick to the point!!! Thank you! 😊
It's so hard to fully see what you're doing. But, thank you for sharing.
The gloves and the Star Wars music really make the video .....
How did you remove the steering column cover?
Great touch with the Superman music or whatever
Back to the future
i like the music choice
Great video, for the life of me I cannot get those nuts to loosen up though....
They are are to get lose especially when they never be broken you need to try to put a notch in in then you have a spot to strike to try to get loose
😊did you put the groove in the head of the bolt when you hit it with the screwdriver and hammer? So no other things than remove the panels then remove those two bolts around the column that I assume is holding the ignition tumbler in place? Thank you for the video.
Hi may i know is this require to reprogram after replace the key switch?
question auto parts stores here try too sell the whole setup for 300 bucks , amazon has the lock cyclender for 50 bucks fits odyssey ,which is what i have i dont think the rest needs replacing just the key cyclender itself,which is compatable with a 2005 honda oddyssey
Thank you and BTW guys use your old immobilizer and cut the chip out of your key and put it on the new one..
Your video was much help!!! But now im stuck... i did everything minus going to a locksmith and now it will turn over but it wont start now.
I took to locksmith to key it to fit Original key so no programing it required of you used a new lock with a new key it's not programmed to the vehicle
Just use same immobilizer and cut chip out of old key tape or put inside new key
What is the very first thing your loosening we see in the video from the bottom of the column with the impact?
Is it possible to swap an ignition switch solenoid off a used unit and out it on my current one to avoid all this? My key gets stuck in first position regularly. Thanks man
What tools are needed?
After watching your video I just changed the cylinder on my 2005 odyssey. Thank you! Now it turns over just fine but won't start acting like it's not getting any fuel. Is there anything (fuel switch) i may have shut off in this process? It's always easily started.
if you have a new key it needs to be programmed or you have to open the old key and see if you can get the chip out and swap it to the new one
@@Kangol_Automotive Thank you. Even without programming it, it will turn over, just not get fuel?
@kevincollison7361 because the key is not programmed it will crank regardless that's why it's not sending fuel it hasn't verified the key
Hey man I've got a 99 Honda Odyssey and the ignition switch has burnt out do U know of any other Honda model car and year that switch will fit my 99 Odyssey
Thank you !.
Can anyone estimate the cost to repair in South Carolina, replacing the part. I see the part on Amazon for 72.00
How much they charge for the key to match ?
Do you have to move the module if you use the the key it came with?
If you use the original key that was already programmed to the vehicle you shouldn't have to program just put it back the lock would have to be made to fit that key
I have demolished trying to strike it loose it won't pop either of them
you something like and flat head screwdriver or a chilsle if the car is older its but together for long time do it wont break very easy you need to make it turn to the left strike it straight on putting a indentation in then strike the indentation from the side to make it turn leftwards
Friend, I have a 2010 Odyssey, if I change it, do I have to code the keys?
When you get the lock cylinder, it will come with a different set of keys.The the blade will be different from the original and sometimes the keys won't have a chip inside of it what I would Suggest.
Is take the lock cylinder to a locksmith.And have them coated to fit your original key.And once you replace it you don't have to do any programming and you can continue to use your original key
I have the same car where I can buy the part. I will be able to use the original key? Plz let me know
you can get it at your local parts store or order on rockauto.com it will come with a set of keys but i recommend once you get it to take it to locksmith and have them rekey it to fit your original key then all locks will match and you wont have to program anything
There's no way I can do this. Whom do you suggest I contact to get this repair done? Shop wants $600! But they are just going to outsource to a locksmith. Should I just contact a locksmith?
you could go straight to a locksmith if you know a mechanic you could buy the lock cylinder yourself take it to lock smith have them code it to match your original key then have it put on
@@Kangol_Automotive Thanks! I found a locksmith who could replace the ignition/lock column and recode the key to work on ignition and door for about $300 + $69 for an extra key.
Do I need to reprogram anything after installation?
no not if you reuse the key you already have but the new lock will have to be keyed to fit your original key
How did you put the cover back on? I cant seem to put it back lol.
I hate to say it but you have to play with it they never want to go back like they came apart
Having same issue. Somethings gonna break
A locksmith will rebuild that core without replacing entire switch...
So if I take out the core I can take it to a locksmith and they'll repair it? You know how much they charge
Call them. Some don't..fee will very a lot state by state ..
@@keyman1202 will do
Update?
How did u remove the steering colum cover?