Install ignition lock cylinder 2007 Dodge Ram 1500

[@theresabarnett3642]

Thanks for posting! My 2007 Dodge Nitro is doing what you described. Looks like this may be the solution. Very well done demo!

[@marenothecarguy8361]

In the end it reduced the amount of instances it happened but it still occurred. If I push slightly on the gas pedal while starting it, the issue doesn't happen. So I believe the root cause of the issue is the fuel pump.

[@ThorD4602]

Great post. Even easier than I thought it'd be. Locksmith wanted $300 minus $60 AAA discount. This cost me $52 for a new cylinder and ten minutes of work.

[@marenothecarguy8361]

I'm happy it helped.

[@markmalott6393]

Great video. I have a question. Will this work if my key is pretty worn (I only have one)? Next, I took my fob apart, and is it possible to get a new key cut and swap out the internals out of my fob into a new one, then use this product? Thanks

[@antoniom.dearmas3832]

Thank you for showing

[@marenothecarguy8361]

My pleasure

[@michaellaughlin3316]

Thanks for the video man!

[@marenothecarguy8361]

Thanks for watching!

[@concerned_2023]

Thanks. I need to do the same with my RAM 1500. I had looked at the product you used and wasn't sure, but after seeing what you did, I'm going the same route.
Any follow up? Still working?

[@marenothecarguy8361]

It reduced the amount of instances it happened but it still occurred. If I push slightly on the gas pedal while starting it, the issue doesn't happen. So I believe the root cause of the issue is the fuel pump.

[@JOHN061656]

Does this effect the key fob?

[@marenothecarguy8361]

Not in any way

[@markmalott6393]

Great job on this video. I would not even think of purchasing this if my original key fob would not still work. Thanks and LORD bless