Ignition Key Switch for Kawasaki KVF650 KVF700 KFX700 KSV700 KVF750 Brute Force Prairie 650 700 750 27005-0019 27005-1267 27005-1230

Lost a key for my 2005 Kawasaki KFX 700. Wanted to get a backup key cut, but I realized I could replace the ignition switch with two new keys for less than what it cost to order a generic KFX700 key and get it cut (assuming I could find somebody to cut it).The process is super easy.Remove the seat.Remove the two size 5 hex bolts that hold the plastic inPull the plastic back a bit, unscrew the top of the ignition (with your hand)Slide your hands in and unclip the old ignition clipDone.Now clip the new ignition into place, and do the above steps in reverse.The whole job takes 2 minutes.While I was doing this job, I realized my fuel filter had not been replaced in a while. So I ordered a Kawasaki OEM filter off Amazon for $20.Even though I've never lost a quad key, the one time I would is when I had only one key. So this $10 was money well spent.UPDATE: these are not great - ok as a backup. While out for a ride, the quad died. After checking everything, it was from a short in the switch. Got a replacement, which did the same thing. This just isn't OEM, not original, not good. Wouldn't buy again.

I purchased this ignition switch because mine had gone bad and I needed a quick replacement, and this was shipped quick & cheap. I’d had good experiences with aftermarket ignitions for my Polaris, but this Kawasaki aftermarket didn’t turn out so well. It worked for a few weeks, but stopped all of a sudden. I checked the connections and added dielectric grease to improve continuity, but it didn’t help. It was working intermittently at best. I learned that when I jiggled the key I could get it to work, but didn’t want to deal with that on a routine basis. Got the OEM from Kawasaki and it’s working as it should now. If you need a quick fix yours might work out better than mine. Maybe I just got a dud. Who knows. Good luck.

The key boot was a little low quality, and it doesn’t slide in and out as smooth as the factory key, but it works great for my Kawasaki Brute Force 750!

Good key switch replacement. Works as it should. Way cheaper than OEM. Fits , plugs in, and looks same as original.

work just like it is suppose too

Delivered in a timely manner. Fit perfectly on my son's bike: 2009 Kawasaki Brute Force 750

Careful, make sure to check for slack in the wiring. The cable I received was about 1" shorter than the OEM cable which for me made installation next to impossible. It may just be my 4-wheeler but there was no slack on the original wiring and this new one wouldn't reach. I had to get a bit creative with the install and move the original key location.

Worked great for my 2007 bayou 250

Key ignition has not given any issues at all. Just a pain to replace. But that's not the ignitions fault.

Well fited for replacement part that went in my Kawasaki 700 ATV. Product easy to install and works as it should.

Product arrived in good time and I just installed it on my ATV Kawasaki Brute Force 750 fits perfectly and works excellent

works as it should

I don't recommend them I bought two of them and they both died within a month