YAOPEI Ignition Lock Barrel and Keys for Vauxhall Vivaro Renault Trafic Nissan Primastar Interstar 7700765533 7701038365 Ignition Switch Harness Ignition Lock Barrel Cable

Once cut out of moulding the blade can be inserted into 2 button immobiliser. Easily released with gentle removal using a scalpel

Works great but had to do a slight modification for the barrel to fit by i had to file down 2 bits of metal that stop it from fitting but all in all does the job

Swapped over in less than 10 mins, very happy with ease

Worked for 3 days then stopped. Now my van is stuck out in the town.

It's a good solid ignition barrel for the price . It did need filling down to fit . But once it was in a little tap with a hammer and it was in .The wiring was a bit doggy as the wires pulled from the connectors . So had to use the existing wiring .Overall has done the job .

Part ok ignition barrel

Thought I’d give on of these a try despite other bad reviews. I should have taken notice.It’s worked fine for roughly a month but now it has started to fail . Sometimes won’t start without wiggling the key about until a connection is made .Basically it’s just a waste of time and money

Had an issue with my 2005 vivaro in which the center consol lost power (stereo, blowers and 12v sockets). With the ignition switch being the only common link between them I thought I'd give it a go. Tested the theory by simply plugging in this switch. Power was restored.1st issue was the key supplied is obviously not coded to the immobiliser. Solution was heating the plastic until the blade could be removed. It's a perfect fit for the vivaro fob. Easily done.2nd issue was seating the barrel. Its too big. Solution was grinding off a substantial amount of material. Not ideal.3rd issue no Sterling lock. Most likely, I've grinded it off.It works but definitely not as easy as plug and play, in my case anyway