The Acura MDX Ignition Switch allows the driver to route battery power into the starter, engine, and components with a simple twist of the key or press of a button. Early models of the Acura MDX had a steering column key and lock cylinder Ignition Switch that would only turn when the cut key matched the tumblers. Turning it to ACC would allow the radio to play. ON would turn on all systems, and START would send current to the starter for engine crank, while LOCK would disable power and lock the wheel. From the mid-2010s, the SUV switched to a push button Ignition Switch with a smart fob that allows drivers to keep the transmitter in a pocket while the computer checks its code to allow the engine to start. Both styles of switches are intended to prevent theft, but if the contacts of the Ignition Switch wear or the coded key signal fails, the Acura SUV can crank slowly, stall, or show warning lights on the vehicle's dashboard over rough roads. Replacing a faulty Ignition Switch or lock cylinder will restore reliable starting as well as smooth component operation throughout all generations of MDX. Regular use of the correct key or fob allows electronics on the Acura to stay in sync, so each MDX reacts immediately when power is requested.
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