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Dorman 924-871 Ignition Switch
| Brand | Dorman 924-871 |
|---|---|
| Keys Included | No |
| Key Programmable | No |
| Mounting Hardware Included | No |
| Mounting Type | Bolt-on |
| Color/Finish | White |
| Connector/Terminal Configuration | 9-pin male |
| Mounting Location | Steering column |
| Package Contents | 1 ignition switch; instruction sheet |
| Fits | — |
Direct replacement. for a damaged or worn-out original equipment ignition switch.
Bolt-on installation. tested for proper fit with no modifications needed.
Quality materials. built for durability in everyday use.
Cross-references 1S7037, 26009743 and CS855 for the same application. See all 5.
Dorman 924-871 Ignition Switch Replacement
Dorman 924-871 is a direct replacement ignition switch for a damaged or worn original equipment unit. It is built from quality materials and tested for proper fit, making it a practical choice for ignition switch repair on select vehicle applications, including Chevrolet and GMC models where this part number is used.
Key Features
- Direct replacement ignition switch for OE-style service
- Bolt-on mounting for a secure steering column installation
- 9-pin male connector/terminal configuration
- White finish
- No keys included and not key programmable
- Mounts at the steering column
- Includes an instruction sheet
Product Details
This ignition switch is built to replace a worn, damaged, or failing factory switch without changing the original mounting style. The Dorman 924-871 uses a bolt-on design and a 9-pin male connector, which helps maintain the correct electrical interface for the vehicle’s ignition circuit. It is a direct-fit replacement for applications that call for this configuration, including Chevrolet and GMC ignition switch service where the OE part has failed.
This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 1S7037, 26009743) for the same application.
Common Problems It Can Solve
- Intermittent no-start conditions caused by a failing ignition switch
- Loss of accessory, ignition, or start circuit function
- Electrical contact wear inside the original switch
- Key-turn issues related to switch wear rather than the lock cylinder
- Replacement needs after heat, age, or internal switch damage
Installation Notes and Tips
Install at the steering column using the existing bolt-on mounting points. Verify the connector style is 9-pin male before installation, and confirm the vehicle uses a switch-only replacement rather than a programmable key system. No mounting hardware is listed in the package contents, so reuse or source hardware as needed based on the vehicle application. Follow the included instruction sheet and compare the original switch to the replacement before final assembly.
Quality Assurance
Dorman tests this ignition switch for proper fit and builds it from quality materials for durability. Part number 924-871 is intended as a direct replacement for the original equipment switch in the listed applications.
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