Standard Ignition US-985 Ignition Switch

Ignition Switch for Column-Mounted Applications

Standard Ignition US-985 is a column-mounted ignition switch built for direct replacement in vehicles that use a bolt-on, rectangular connector design. It features a female 1-connector layout with 5 male blade terminals for a secure electrical interface in the steering column assembly.

For drivers searching for an ignition switch for Hyundai and Kia applications, US-985 provides the core switching function needed to restore key-operated electrical control. This part number, US-985, is also referenced in OE-style cross applications where the same switch configuration is used.

Key Features

• Brand: Standard Ignition
• Part number: US-985
• Bolt-on attachment method for column mounting
• Rectangular female connector with 1 connector interface
• 5 male blade terminals for electrical connection
• Ignition switch replacement for steering column installations

Detailed Description

Standard Ignition US-985 is an ignition switch designed for column mounting and direct bolt-on attachment. The rectangular connector shape, female connector gender, and 5-terminal blade layout help match the electrical and mechanical interface used in select ignition systems. When replacing a worn or intermittent switch, matching the connector style and terminal count is critical for proper operation. This part cross-references OE-style numbers such as 83131AA000 and CS1345 for the same application.

Buyers looking for a Hyundai ignition switch replacement or a Kia ignition switch replacement should verify connector shape, terminal configuration, and column mounting before ordering. The US-985 part number is commonly searched alongside vehicle-specific terms such as Hyundai ignition switch US-985 and Kia column ignition switch US-985.

Common Issues This Part May Address

• No-start condition caused by a failing ignition switch
• Intermittent accessory or ignition power loss
• Key position response problems in the steering column
• Electrical contact wear inside the switch assembly
• Replacement needs after connector or terminal damage

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the mounting location is the steering column and compare the connector shape, terminal gender, and terminal count to the original part before installation. Because ignition switch designs vary by vehicle and trim, verify fitment by VIN and original switch configuration for the exact application. Disconnect the battery before service and inspect the column harness for heat, corrosion, or damaged terminals during replacement.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition supplies replacement electrical components for ignition and starting systems. US-985 is built to match the specified connector and terminal configuration for the listed application type, supporting a proper repair when the original switch has failed.