Dorman Ignition Lock Cylinder Housing 926-593, Direct Replacement for Audi & Volkswagen Vehicles

The Dorman 926-593 Ignition Lock Cylinder Housing is a direct replacement housing designed to restore ignition lock function in compatible Audi and Volkswagen models.

If your steering column is jammed or the ignition switch no longer works, replacing the lock housing can return reliable key operation and steering lock control. The Dorman 926-593 matches the fit and function of the original equipment housing and is built from durable materials that have undergone vehicle try-on and material testing. Before ordering, verify vehicle compatibility by entering your vehicle trim into the garage tool and checking the Confirmed Fit bar.

Which vehicles will this ignition lock housing fit?

This housing fits many late-model Audi and Volkswagen vehicles. Fitment includes multiple model years for Audi A3, Q3, S3 and several VW models such as Golf, Jetta, Passat, Tiguan, Beetle, and more. Always confirm fitment using the garage tool and review any additional notes indicated by the blue “i” icon.

• Audi: A3 (including Quattro and Sportback e-tron), Q3, S3 — select years 2005–2019.
• Volkswagen: Atlas, Beetle, e-Golf, Eos, Golf (including R and Alltrack), GTI, Jetta, Passat, Tiguan — select years 2011–2021.
• Verify exact year and trim in the garage tool; hover the blue "i" for fitment details.

How does this replacement restore ignition function?

The Dorman housing replaces a worn, damaged, or jammed OEM ignition lock housing to re-establish proper key insertion, rotation, and steering lock engagement. It is manufactured to match original dimensions so it installs into the steering column without modification in confirmed-fit applications. Installation returns mechanical interface reliability between the key cylinder and ignition switch assembly.

• Direct replacement design for OEM-style fit and alignment.
• Durable materials to resist wear from repeated key cycles.
• No special tools required for most installations; basic hand tools are sufficient.

What should I expect during installation?

Installation is straightforward for technicians and experienced DIYers familiar with steering column disassembly. Remove the trim and old housing, transfer any retained hardware or components as directed, and install the new housing in the reverse order. If your vehicle shows a need for additional verification in the garage tool, review the notes before starting.

• Typical installation requires standard hand tools and basic mechanical skills.
• Follow vehicle-specific disassembly steps to avoid damaging wiring or trim.
• Confirm alignment and key operation before reassembling trim panels.

Why choose Dorman for an ignition lock housing replacement?

Dorman produces aftermarket parts engineered to match form, fit, and function where possible, with vehicle try-on and material testing to help ensure reliable performance. This housing offers a cost-effective replacement option compared with dealer-sourced components while meeting common durability expectations for service parts. Use the garage tool to confirm fitment to your exact vehicle configuration.

• Quality-tested with vehicle try-on and material checks.
• Manufactured to match original fit and operation in confirmed-fit applications.
• Economical alternative to OEM while aiming for long-term serviceability.

Who is this for? The Dorman 926-593 Ignition Lock Cylinder Housing is aimed at vehicle owners and repair professionals addressing ignition lock failure, jammed steering column locks, or worn lock housings on compatible Audi and Volkswagen models. It’s suitable for DIY mechanics with experience removing steering column trim and for shops needing a reliable replacement part. Always verify year and trim compatibility in the garage tool and follow vehicle-specific installation procedures to ensure safe, proper fit.