Honda 06351-SDA-A70 LOCK ASSY., STEERING

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Remove the dashboard lower cover and the steering column covers. Disconnect the electrical connector from the ignition switch/Ignition Lock Cylinder assembly by depressing the release tab and pulling out the connector. Center-punch the shear bolts that attach the ignition switch/Ignition Lock Cylinder assembly clamp to the steering column, then drill a hole in both bolts and unscrew them with a screw extractor to remove the clamp and the ignition switch/Ignition Lock Cylinder assembly. Install the new ignition switch/Ignition Lock Cylinder assembly on the steering column without the ignition key inserted, then install the mounting clamp and new shear bolts without tightening them yet. Insert the ignition key to verify that it turns freely and that the steering wheel lock functions correctly. Once confirmed, tighten the two shear bolts until the hex heads twist off. The installation process is the reverse of removal.

Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal and wait at least three minutes before proceeding. Remove the knee bolster and the upper and lower steering column covers. Detach the driver's side fuse and relay box. Disconnect the ignition switch electrical connector from the fuse and relay box. Remove the ignition switch mounting screws and take out the switch. Installation is the reverse of removal. When finished, reconnect the cable to the negative battery terminal and verify that the ignition switch operates correctly in the LOCK, ACC, ON, and START positions. The lock cylinder cannot be replaced by itself; the entire housing must be replaced. Remove the shear-head bolts, take off the bracket, and detach the ignition Lock Cylinder housing from the steering column. Shear-head bolt removal can be accomplished by drilling a hole in the center of each bolt and unscrewing them with a screw extractor. Installation is the reverse of removal, tightening the ignition Lock Cylinder housing bolts until the hex heads break off. Reconnect the cable to the negative battery terminal and verify that the ignition Lock Cylinder works correctly.