Ignition Switch Lock Cylinder Assembly for Honda Accord Civic with Keys (chip ID48),Replace : 06350-SAA-G30, 35100-SDA-A71

Very quick delivery and worked perfectly

I bought this for my 2012 accord since the lock tumbler in my original one had worn out. I cut apart one of the keys that came with the new one and put it in my original fob so it works as original. It’s started to be a little sticky in the start position but still unlocks fine and works as intended. It was a good value compared to others and was very easy to install and fit well.

It got the job done but it was still cheaply made but you get what you pay for

The green module was defective! This kept the item from working also both key Chip’s were bad. I had to pay more money when I had the programmer come out because I had bad parts. I would not buy from this person if they are going to send bad parts. Now I have keys I can’t use and I had to pay for new keys.

Brand new, everything worked. Keys feel cheep, but so does the price, so nothing to complaine I guess.

I was able to get this installed and working. One of the keys got stuck and wouldn't turn back to "0." Had to work at it a bit to get it out. The other key was fine. The keys aren't formatted to be opened to replace the chip inside. I clipped my old key to the same keyring the new key was on, and that worked for getting the chip to read and have everything function.When pulling out the old part, there are bolts on the bracket that have no mechanism for unscrewing them. (The heads are meant to snap off when properly tightened.) Videos online show using a chisel and hammer to loosen these until needle nose pliers can do the rest of the work. That simply did not work in my vehicle. Instead, we used a dremel to add a slot large enough for a screwdriver to get in and do the rest of the work. Things went pretty smoothly after that.

Great buy perfect fit and overall better then I expected it to be ty Amazon

Perfect for my needs. 20+ year old car. I just need to keep it going a little longer.