Skip to product information
1 of 18

Ignition Switch For Honda Accord Cr-V Civic Odyssey Element Acura 35130-SAA-J51

Ignition Switch For Honda Accord Cr-V Civic Odyssey Element Acura 35130-SAA-J51

Regular price $22.99
Regular price Sale price $22.99
Sale Sold out
Quantity

Ignition Switch for Honda Accord, CR-V, Civic, Odyssey, Element and Acura

This ignition switch replaces OEM part 35130-SAA-J51 and restores reliable starting and accessory power on a long list of Honda and Acura vehicles.

Overview

The ignition switch for Honda and Acura models is the electrical contact assembly that sends power to the starter, ignition, and accessory circuits when the key is turned. This direct-fit ignition switch for Honda Accord, CR-V, Civic, Odyssey, and Element applications cross-references OEM 35130-SAA-J51 for straightforward replacement. It suits DIYers and shops repairing a no-crank, no-start, or intermittent accessory condition.

Built For Performance

  • Direct replacement for OEM part number 35130-SAA-J51
  • Copper alloy internal contacts for consistent current flow
  • Sealed housing resists dust and moisture intrusion
  • Factory-style connector and mounting points for drop-in fitment
  • Rated for repeated key cycles over the life of the vehicle
  • Tested for stable voltage across start, run, and accessory positions

Fits These Machines

  • for Honda Accord
  • for Honda CR-V
  • for Honda Civic
  • for Honda Odyssey
  • for Honda Element
  • for Acura models using 35130-SAA-J51

On-The-Job Use

  • Restoring starting on high-mileage commuter cars
  • Fixing intermittent accessory power or dash flicker
  • Shop repair of no-crank complaints
  • Replacing worn ignition contacts during steering column service

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 35130-SAA-J51
Type Ignition switch
Position Steering column mount
Fits Honda and Acura applications listed

Good To Know

Q: Will this fix a car that clicks but will not crank? A: If the switch is not passing current to the starter circuit, replacing it can restore cranking, though a failed starter or relay should be ruled out first. Q: Does this require programming? A: No, this is a mechanical and electrical switch assembly and does not need key or immobilizer programming.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

Get it between -

View full details