Yinlowa ignition switch actuator pin 924-704 — direct-fit OE replacement, zinc-alloy spring

The Yinlowa 924-704 ignition switch actuator pin is a direct-fit replacement assembly that reconnects the key lock cylinder to the ignition switch so the vehicle can crank properly when the original actuator fails.

If your key turns and the dash lights come on but the engine doesn't start, a worn or broken actuator pin inside the steering column is a common cause. Yinlowa's 924-704 actuator pin assembly is designed to match factory alignment and restore the mechanical linkage between the key cylinder and the electrical ignition switch for a wide range of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Plymouth vehicles. This listing covers fitment notes, part-number alternatives, and installation considerations so you can confirm compatibility before purchase.

Which vehicles and years will this actuator pin fit?

This actuator pin fits many Chrysler-group vehicles produced in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Always verify your vehicle’s year, make, model and body style and compare the original part number and actuator housing shape to ensure a correct match.

• Compatible models include Jeep Wrangler (1997–2006), Liberty (2002–2007), Cherokee (1997–2001) and Grand Cherokee (1999–2004).
• Also fits Chrysler PT Cruiser (2001–2005), Cirrus (1996–2000), Prowler (2001–2002), Sebring convertible (1996–2006) and Sebring sedan (2001–2006).
• Dodge fitment includes Neon (1995–2005), Stratus sedan (1996–2006), Breeze (1996–2000) and Prowler (1999–2001).
• Not compatible with Sebring or Stratus coupe models; check column configuration carefully.

How do I confirm the correct replacement part number?

Compare the part numbers printed on your original actuator and the shape of the actuator housing before ordering. Yinlowa’s unit replaces several original numbers, but column variations mean visual confirmation is essential.

• Replacement references: 924-704, 924704, SK924704 and OEM cross-references like 4690492AB, 4664099, 4690592AA.
• Other linked numbers include 4690492AC, 4690492AD, 4690493, 4690591AA and 4690495AB.
• Compare both the original part number and the actuator housing shape to avoid ordering the wrong configuration.

What does this actuator pin restore and how is it constructed?

The actuator pin re-establishes the mechanical connection that moves the ignition switch when the key is turned, enabling the starter circuit to engage. Yinlowa’s assembly combines metal actuator components with a molded housing and a steel spring to match OE-style alignment and durability.

• Zinc-alloy actuator components for robust wear resistance and alignment retention.
• Molded housing to match column geometry and position the pin precisely.
• Includes steel spring and retainers; package contains one complete assembly with spring.

What should I know about installation and safety?

Installation requires partial steering-column disassembly and careful reassembly of the spring and retainers in their original positions. If you’re not experienced with steering-column work, professional installation is recommended to avoid damaging column components or misaligning the ignition switch.

• Record the position of the original spring, retainers and switch before removing components.
• Steering-column removal or access panels may be required depending on model and year.
• If unsure, seek a technician experienced in steering-column or ignition-system service.

Who is this for: The Yinlowa 924-704 actuator pin is intended for DIY mechanics, indie repair shops and fleet technicians who need an OEM-style replacement for diagnosed actuator failures on supported Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Plymouth vehicles. It’s ideal for users who can confirm part numbers and column shape, and who will either perform careful steering-column work themselves or arrange professional installation. The product is backed by a one-year limited warranty; contact Yinlowa through your order for fitment or warranty assistance.