Iveco vans we cover
Send the registration and we'll check exactly which ignition your van carries before saying anything definite.
About Iveco ignitions
The Daily turns up as everything from a panel van to a horsebox, recovery truck or other specialist body, and is typically worked hard over long periods. That heavy use takes its toll on keys and ignitions alike.
If your Daily's key won't turn, sticks partway, or has snapped off in the ignition, let us know the registration and the body type. The ignition belongs to the base Daily, and we'll explain your options before any work begins.
Ignition options for Iveco vans
- Mechanical ignition barrel repair or replacement — Suited to vans with a traditional turn-key ignition where the barrel has become worn, sticky, seized or physically damaged.
- Electrical ignition switch replacement — Covers the switch sitting behind the barrel, which can fail independently so the key turns but the electrics don't react properly.
- Electronic ignition (EIS) work — Applies to vans running an electronic ignition unit instead of a plain mechanical barrel, including certain push-button setups.
- Broken key extraction from the ignition — Getting a snapped blade safely out of the ignition first, without further damage, ahead of cutting a replacement key.
Hanging on to your existing key is often possible, depending on the van and what's failed. If a fresh key or reprogramming turns out to be necessary, you'll hear it from us first.
A fully mobile service
Wherever the Iveco is parked — home, workplace or site — that's where we work, across Southampton and nearby. See all areas covered.
What we need for a quote
- Registration, model and year
- Where the van sits
- What the ignition is or isn't doing, and if the key turns
- Whether a usable key is left
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Iveco ignition questions
Can you work on a Daily fitted with a horsebox or recovery body?
Yes. The ignition relates to the base Daily — just let us know where the vehicle is and how to get into the cab.
My Daily won't start even though the key turns — is that the ignition?
It could be, but plenty of non-ignition faults stop a van starting. We diagnose first and only carry out ignition work if that's confirmed as the cause.