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Ford Focus 04-11 Ignition Lock Cylinder Removal
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- čas přidán 20. 05. 2016
- Ford Focus 05 Ignition Lock Cylinder Removal
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This video is not meant to be a definitive how to.Always consult a professional repair manual before starting your repair.I am not responsible for any problems that you might incur by watching or following this video.Follow at your own risk.
Warning: Always disable the airbags before working in the vicinity of the steering wheel, instrument panel.
98-04 Ford Focus Ignition Lock Cylinder Removal
Great video couldn't get ignition key cylinder out of steering column until watching your video paying close attention to your mannerisms; it then popped right out; the rod & key movement worked great; thank you!!!
In a 26 year old woman and I did it all by myself 😅 thank you
It's very easy, women should never sell themselves short because the don't know what they're doing. Sometimes just taking a look is all you need. My mother had been told by a shop it would be $600 to change a light bulb and she was crying over it. I made her go take a look and she discovered it was 2 push tabs that you can bare hand pop and the bulb slips right out. Now she takes a look before taking her things places
I was stranded, not able to figure out how to get my key out of the ignition this video help me so much
I am glad you found it helpful.
How would you do it... If you don't have the car key?
great tutorial except most of the time the reason you're changing the lock cylinder is because it won't turn.
I know what did u do
@@lawrencegarcia5205 Sadly I had to call a locksmith.
What is the black plastic ring around the ignition?? Mine is cut in half.
@@lawrencegarcia5205 just drill the pin out of the top of the lock that’s holding it…
Then drill it out
Thank you! It fixed the issues on my car
What if the reason for replacing the cylinder is because the key no longer will turn
Simple enough it worked. Except removing the steering bottom cover with the key stuck was no fun. Thanks for the help.
That’s the issue I’m having
You sir, are awesome! Thank you . Now i got some work to do on my focus.
So say you don’t have the key to put it in accessory mode and variables are restricting to get a new key. What would you do?
Do you need the key to the car in the ignition for the button to release the cylinder? We have the key to the car broke off in the ignition and it is too far in to reach it and remove the key.
if its broke off and it is still in the cyl the key should still be working as far as turning off and on, if not take a small pick or tiny screwdriver and try pushing whats left of key in a little or jiggling it some to make it turn, you have to have it in the accessory position, doesn't matter about key as long as it will turn to accessory.
i have a 2009 ford focus and want to change the ignition cylinder lock but would like to know if would i need to reprogram the key or not?
@@peshmadscientist1833 don't cause these people trouble, that black thing is the reader, it reads the factory key to tell the computer its okay to start the car, if you change key it has to be reprogrammed, what little bar and what thing. call dealer and ask if you don't know. or look it up in a repair manual, don't give advice that can cost someone hundreds or cripple their car, just say you don't know.
@@jimmieroan9881 you're right. I deleted my irresponsible suggestion. My steering lock was sometimes not releasing so i just defeated it, but someone not too careful could wind up in big doo doo. Scrapped that rust bucket this year anyway.
@@jimmieroan9881 Hi, I have an '08 Focus and I have to press and turn my key inward with force to get the car to kick over, just turning it will not kick the car over. Does this sound like a key cylinder issue or a faulty chip reader? I have tried my original Ford key with internal chip and 2 key dupes I created, same issue with all keys. I don't want to replace the cylinder if it does nothing to solve or bricks the car.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
I have lost the key to my focus, so I have no idea of how to replace the cylinder and lost key
James Richardson I’m in the same situation. What did you end up doing? Any help would be greatly appreciated
@@cooperjosh3722 I went ahead and had a locksmith make some keys by going off of the cylinder in the car, and had him program it. I got two keys and a blank for no more than a couple hundred dollars
James Richardson really do appreciate it man, looking like that’s what I’m going to have to do myself, again thank you!!
@@cooperjosh3722 it's a lot easier than the alternatives I researched, which required taking it to a dealership and having them do all the work around the anti-theft bs, and it was a minimum of $450. Best of luck to you
Thanks brother for all your help
I losted my car key ignition my question is : do I need to remove the ignition lock cylinder to make another key?
No...but you will need to get a locksmith to program your new keys as they are controlled electonically..appx 150$ In Canada for two keys
Thats just nice, no struggling with over complex ways to hold it in.
I take it that without the 90 degree wheel its locked out.
Bmw ones just annoy me lol.
+zx8401ztv What turning the steering wheel 90 deg does is lets you gain access to the release button.
U sound like Elmer Fudd
That looks awesome , I'm having trouble removing the same thing from a ford scape 2009 . I was hoping it would be the same , can you helpe me ???
thanks.
Any idea why my release button won't press to unlock the cylinder it's a 2004 ford focus.
Google some more. had to be in on position to release barrel
Have a 200 same pronlemgetting the cylender
my key broke, cant move the steering wheel. cylinder still won"t come out. what should I do.
My issue
You have plenty of room you don't have to take the kick panel off
This is misleading. A 2008 is completely different