BRAND NEW OEM Quality IGNITION STARTER SWITCH TO SUIT HYUNDAI AND KIA

DIRECT FIT REPLACEMENT

Check your connector shape! Please verify your engine code and plug type before ordering to ensure correct fitment.

Get your car back on the road faster. As an Australian family-owned business we dispatch daily directly from our Cranbourne VIC warehouse. We only stock premium factory-spec replacements you can rely on to clear those dashboard warning lights.

COMPATIBLE VEHICLES

Kia Rio UB (1.4L 1.6L Petrol) [2011-2016]
Kia Picanto TA (1.2L Petrol) [2011-2017]

REPLACES OEM PART NUMBERS

93110-1R000, 931101R000, 93110-1M000

PACKAGE INCLUDES:

1 X OEM Quality IGNITION STARTER SWITCH (6-PIN PLUG)

Suitable for Vehicles Without Smart Key Function.

The crankshaft position sensor is an engine management component found on virtually all modern vehicles with internal combustion engines. It monitors the position and rotational speed of the crankshaft and sends the information to the engine control unit so it can make appropriate adjustments based on operating conditions. The crankshaft speed and position are some of the most important parameters used in engine management calculations, and many engines cannot run if the crankshaft position sensor is not providing an accurate signal.

Faulty crankshaft position sensor symptoms:

Issues Starting the Vehicle
Intermittent Stalling
Check Engine Light Comes On
Uneven Acceleration
Engine Misfires or Vibrates
Rough Idle and/or Vibrating Engine
Reduced Gas Mileage

COMMON QUESTIONS

Is this the part where the key goes in?
No this is the electrical starter switch that mounts directly behind the mechanical metal key barrel.

What are the symptoms of a bad ignition switch?
Common signs include the car failing to crank when you turn the key accessories randomly turning off or the radio staying on when the key is removed.

Is this difficult to install?
It is a direct plug-and-play replacement that typically only requires removing the plastic steering column covers to access.

NOTE: Suitable for Vehicles Without Smart Key Function.

Hyundai Accent RB Hatchback GDI (1.6L G4FD 103kW)
Hyundai Accent RB Sedan GDI (1.6L G4FD 103kW)
Hyundai i30 Coupe GDI (1.6L G4FD 99kW)
Hyundai i30 GD Hatchback (1.8L G4NB 107kW)
Hyundai i30 GD Hatchback (1.8L G4NB 110kW)
Hyundai i30 GD Hatchback GDI (1.6L G4FD 99kW)
Hyundai i30 GD Wagon GDI (1.6L G4FD 99kW)
Kia Picanto TA/ JA Hatchback (1.2L G4LA 63kW)
Kia Rio UB Hatchback CVVT (1.4L G4FA 79kW)

What does an ignition starter switch do?

The ignition starter switch is the electrical component behind the ignition barrel that activates the starter motor and powers the ignition system when you turn the key. It sends power to the starter relay, ignition coils, fuel pump, and ECU. Unlike the ignition barrel which is the mechanical lock cylinder, the starter switch is the electrical contact that can wear out independently over time.

What are the symptoms of a failing ignition starter switch?

Common symptoms include turning the key with no response - no crank and no click from the starter relay. The engine may start intermittently, working some times but not others. Dashboard warning lights may flicker or fail to illuminate correctly on startup. In some cases accessories power on normally but the engine will not crank. These symptoms often worsen in hot weather as heat accelerates electrical contact wear.

How do I tell if it is the starter switch or the starter motor that has failed?

If you turn the key and hear a single click from the starter relay but the engine does not crank, the fault is likely in the starter motor or its wiring. If you turn the key and hear nothing at all - no click, no relay activation - the fault is more likely in the ignition starter switch, ignition barrel, clutch switch (manual), or neutral safety switch (automatic). A multimeter test of voltage at the starter solenoid while cranking will confirm which side of the circuit is at fault.

Can I drive with a faulty ignition starter switch?

If the switch has failed completely you will not be able to start the vehicle at all. If it is failing intermittently you may be able to start the vehicle but there is a risk it will not restart once switched off. Do not drive long distances if the switch is unreliable - being stranded with a no-start condition is a safety risk, particularly on busy roads or in remote areas.

Does the ignition starter switch need programming after replacement?

No - the ignition starter switch is a passive electrical component with no programming requirements. It is a direct plug-in replacement. However if your vehicle has a transponder immobiliser system built into the ignition barrel assembly, the barrel and switch may need to be replaced as a matched pair and the immobiliser may require coding by a locksmith or dealer.

What is the difference between an ignition switch and an ignition barrel?

The ignition barrel is the mechanical lock cylinder that you insert the key into. The ignition switch (starter switch) is the electrical component attached to the back of the barrel that makes and breaks the electrical circuits when you turn the key. They are separate components - the barrel can wear mechanically while the switch contacts are still good, or the switch contacts can fail while the barrel operates correctly. Both can be replaced independently on most vehicles.

Identification
SKU	93110-1R000-KIA
Brand	OEM
Part Numbers
Part Number	931101R000
Reference OEM Number	93110-1R000
Other OEM Numbers	93110-1R000, 931101R000
Trade Part Numbers	VEMO: V52-80-0007
Product Specifics
Product Type	Ignition Starter Switch
Number of pins	6 -pin connector
Control Type	Turn knob control
Other Details
Note	Always verify fitment using your vehicle's OEM part number.