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Genuine Pontiac Phoenix Door Lock Cylinder
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Pontiac Phoenix Door Lock Cylinder
The Pontiac Phoenix Door Lock Cylinder allows drivers to lock and unlock the cabin by turning the factory key. This metal plug is installed in each front door and it helps to align the key's grooves with internal tumblers, causing a smooth twist to open the latch to push or pull. So, when parked, the Phoenix remains safe and when you return, it opens quickly. Many earlier Pontiac Phoenix models made use of the reliable Door Lock Cylinder. True Pontiac heritage, it has remained in use for a number of years. Highly importantly, the use of one proven mechanical system is preferred by owners over multiple different versions. Over time, the Door Lock Cylinder can stick and not turn with the key. A professional locksmith can recognize when internal components of a Door Lock Cylinder need to be replaced and can do so quickly and effectively. As each Door Lock Cylinder comes keyed to the original ignition set, installing a fresh unit restores factory-level security and maintains the desirable single-key convenience Pontiac enthusiasts love in their classic Phoenix that they use every day and on the weekends too.
Each OEM Pontiac Phoenix Door Lock Cylinder we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Pontiac Phoenix Door Lock Cylinder Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install a door lock cylinder on Pontiac Phoenix?A:Raise the window to the full-up position and remove the trim panel. Pry back the water shield enough to gain access to the lock cylinder. To help prevent tools or door components from falling into the bottom of the door cavity, place rags or newspaper inside. Disengage the lock rod from the lock cylinder, then use a screwdriver to slide the lock cylinder retaining clip out of the lock cylinder, taking care not to damage the outer door skin. With the clip removed, the lock cylinder can be taken out from the outside of the door. Installation involves reversing the removal process.
