lasancamila ignition lock cylinder 924-730 with 2 keys — direct-fit for Ford, Lincoln & Mercury 1990–1998

A direct-fit ignition lock cylinder with two keys that replaces worn or failed OEM switch cylinders on select Ford, Lincoln and Mercury models from 1990–1998.

If your vehicle shows signs of a sticky key, intermittent starting, or a cylinder that won’t turn, this lasancamila 924-730 replacement ignition switch lock cylinder is engineered to match original equipment specifications. It arrives with keys and a plug-in connector for a straightforward swap. Built to the OEM design and supplied with a long list of part numbers and compatible models, it’s intended as a like-for-like replacement for aging or damaged ignition barrels.

Which cars and part numbers does this cylinder replace?

This lock cylinder is compatible with many Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles produced in the 1990s. The listing covers numerous OEM cross-references so you can confirm fitment by comparing part numbers or your vehicle’s original cylinder.

• Common OEM numbers included: 924730, C42150, US-176LT, 19021071, 88922145, 88922226, and others.
• Fits Ford models like Crown Victoria, F-150, Explorer, Ranger, Taurus, Mustang, Bronco, E-series vans and several trucks (1990–1996 ranges vary by model).
• Lincoln coverage: Continental, Mark VIII, Town Car (early–mid 1990s).
• Mercury compatibility: Sable (1990–1995).

How easy is installation and what should I expect?

Installation is intended to be plug-and-play with the existing connector and replaces the original cylinder without rewiring. While the part matches OEM dimensions, professional installation is recommended if you’re not experienced with vehicle ignition systems.

• Includes keyed cylinder and connector; no cutting or splicing required for most models.
• Designed to match OEM mounting and electrical interface for direct replacement.
• Installation time typically varies by vehicle—expect 30–90 minutes for most hobbyists or a dealer/locksmith faster service.
• Keep original keys and verify key function before final reassembly.

What symptoms indicate I need this replacement cylinder?

Worn ignition cylinders develop mechanical resistance, fail to turn, or cause intermittent electrical connection leading to starting problems. Replacing the cylinder can restore smooth key operation and reliable ignition engagement without replacing the entire switch assembly.

• Key sticks, requires wiggling to turn, or won’t turn at all.
• Vehicle starts inconsistently or cuts out when key position shifts.
• Visible wear or damage on the original cylinder, or missing/broken key teeth.
• Older vehicles with original parts showing age-related wear or corrosion.

Who is this for: This lasancamila 924-730 ignition lock cylinder is for owners of compatible Ford, Lincoln or Mercury vehicles from the 1990s who need a direct, OEM-style replacement for a worn or failing ignition barrel. It’s suitable for DIY mechanics comfortable with basic dash disassembly, locksmiths and repair shops that want a keyed replacement matching factory specifications. Always confirm fit by checking listed OEM numbers and vehicle model years before purchasing, and consider professional installation if unsure.