Ignition Switch & Door Lock Cylinders with Keys for Chevy GMC C/K Suburban
Ignition Switch & Door Lock Cylinders with Keys for Chevy GMC C/K Suburban
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Ignition Switch & Door Lock Cylinders with Keys for Chevy GMC C/K Suburban
This ignition switch and door lock cylinder set with keys restores starting and entry function on Chevy and GMC C/K and Suburban trucks, replacing worn or failed original components.
Overview
This ignition switch and door lock cylinder kit with keys is a direct replacement set for Chevy and GMC C/K and Suburban trucks with worn ignition and door locks. The ignition switch and door lock cylinders with keys restore reliable starting and secure entry, making this set a practical fix for drivers, restorers, and fleet mechanics. Each lock cylinder in this ignition switch set is keyed to match, so one key operates the ignition and doors.
Built For Performance
- Ignition switch cylinder engages the starter circuit with a firm, consistent turn
- Door lock cylinders are keyed alike so a single key works both the ignition and doors
- Metal cylinder bodies and tumbler pins resist wear from daily key cycling
- Matching keys included for immediate installation and spares
- Direct-fit dimensions for the C/K and Suburban lock and switch openings
Fits These Machines
- for Chevy C/K series trucks
- for GMC C/K series trucks
- for Chevy Suburban
- for GMC Suburban
On-The-Job Use
- Restoring starting function on high-mileage work trucks
- Replacing broken or frozen door lock cylinders on daily drivers
- Refresh work during interior or paint restoration projects
- Fleet maintenance where keys and locks wear out from constant use
Specs At A Glance
| Part Type | Ignition Switch & Door Lock Cylinder Set |
| Keys Included | Yes, keyed alike |
| Vehicle Fit | Chevy and GMC C/K and Suburban |
Good To Know
Q: Will one key work the ignition and both doors? A: Yes, the cylinders in this set are keyed alike so a single included key operates the ignition and door locks.
Q: Do I need any special tools to install these cylinders? A: Basic hand tools are enough for most installations, though removing some original lock retainers may require a pick or small screwdriver.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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