Cadillac Ignition Lock Housing

Cadillac was founded by Henry Martyn Leland in 1902. It reshaped the whole industry in the U.S. Advanced parts like the Cadillac ignition lock housing parts lead to its success. The ignition lock housing is placed on the steering column and it supports the ignition cylinder.

Whereas, the worn ignition lock housing parts need to be repaired or replaced for better function. The removal of the Cadillac ignition lock housing is as follows: Disconnect the negative battery terminal, remove the bolts holding the steering column cover, locate the ignition lock cylinder housing, then remove the lock cylinder, and carefully push the cylinder out of the housing. In newer cars, the Cadillac ignition lock housing holds a sensor for a specific key. The key has an integrated sensor in it which will only allow the specific key to start the vehicle. Prompt services and great parts are given to you online. There is a long list of better and smarter Cadillac cars and parts.