Power positions
Checks accessible accessory, ignition and start outputs for intermittent or missing supply.
Mobile diagnosis for intermittent ignition power, no-crank symptoms and key-position faults, with battery, starter and immobiliser causes checked first.
A key that will not turn can involve the mechanical barrel; a no-crank fault may involve the battery or starter; and a security warning can involve the key or immobiliser. The electrical ignition switch is only one possible cause.
Checks accessible accessory, ignition and start outputs for intermittent or missing supply.
Key movement, steering-lock behaviour and the connection between barrel and switch are considered.
Battery voltage, starter command and immobiliser evidence help prevent an incorrect switch replacement.
Confirm which key position or vehicle function fails.
Separate battery, starter, relay, wiring and immobiliser causes from the switch.
Confirm electrical switch, barrel assembly or integrated steering-lock design.
Fit the supported matched component, or explain when coding or specialist security work is required.
Ignition systems vary from separate electrical switches to coded electronic steering locks and start buttons. No key or module compatibility is assumed.
Many electrical-switch tests and accessible replacements are mobile-suitable. Key coding, immobiliser programming, locked steering systems or specialist security parts may require referral or workshop support.
Wallington, Sutton, Carshalton, Croydon, Purley and nearby South London and Surrey areas, subject to access and job suitability.
Use the established service page that best matches the fault rather than guessing a part.
Yes, but battery, starter, relay, wiring and immobiliser faults are also common, so the start command should be tested.
Not always. A separate electrical switch may retain the existing barrel and keys; integrated security assemblies can require coded parts and programming.
No. SP88 diagnoses compliant starting and electrical faults and does not advertise security-system bypasses.