Ignition Replacement in Denver Metro

Service call starts at $49; ignition replacement pricing depends heavily on the vehicle. I quote every job in full before I begin.

It depends on the vehicle, parts availability and what the diagnosis finds. I give an estimate once I've checked the vehicle.

Often, yes — where the vehicle allows, the new cylinder can be rekeyed to your existing key so the same key still works the doors and ignition. Some vehicles need a new key with the new cylinder.

Not always. Many mechanical ignition cylinder replacements can be done on-site; some vehicles and electronic ignition systems need a dealer or specialist. I tell you which applies before booking.

Repair services the existing cylinder — worn wafers, sticking or binding. Replacement fits a new cylinder when the original is beyond repair. I diagnose which one you need before quoting.

Generally not as a routine on-site job. Electronic ignition and steering-lock modules on many push-to-start vehicles require coding that may only be available through a dealer or specialist. I can help diagnose and tell you the likely path.

It can. Replacing a mechanical cylinder may leave the immobilizer unaffected, while electronic ignition parts usually must be matched to the vehicle. I explain what your vehicle needs before starting and test the start afterward.

That depends on your specific extended warranty or coverage plan, so check with your provider. I always provide an itemized receipt you can submit if you want to request reimbursement. Falcon Locksmith does not handle claims, guarantee reimbursement, or take responsibility for your provider's decision.