OEM Dodge Neon Ignition Switch

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The key to all the Dodge Neon start up is Dodge Neon Ignition Switch which connects the vibrant nature of the car to a flick of a key. The second generation Dodge Neon was spacious and young drivers loved the fact that it had powerful but economical four cylinder engines, tight steering, and a spacious interior that remained affordable and therefore made driving to work an enjoyable experience instead of a burden. A well tuned suspension, light curb weight, and ability to go round corners with confidence allowed the compact car to give up a lot of highway stability, which earned a cult-like following. Similar in spirit to that spirited design, the Ignition Switch provides the power to components, turns on the fuel and spark systems, and signals the starter motor to the engine which has been compactly designed to fit just inside the steering column of any Dodge Neon. The Ignition Switch is as smartly designed as anything in the entire vehicle, a durable contact set will not wear out, an anti tamper lock cylinder will discourage theft, and clear detents will be applied to give positive feedback as the driver selects OFF, ACC, ON, or START. It is durable, yet easy to replace and shows the friendliness of the service of Dodge Neon Ignition Switch, just disconnect battery, trim, replace unit, harness, reconnect and reinstall parts, and each key position works, this last procedure ensures that the Ignition Switch is in position.