Hi,
I can provide directions for the removal and replacement of parts, but once that is done, you will still need to have things programmed so the vehicle recognizes the new switch and key.
If you look below, I attached two pics. The first is the lock cylinder and the second is the switch. Labor is indicated in hours, so whatever the shop charges hourly will be multiplied by the total number of hours.
Additionally, I'm not sure how badly the wiring is damaged, so I can't give you an idea on that. However, if you send me a pic, it may help.
Here is what I suggest: First, the prices above are dealer prices. You can normally find them for less. Also, dealers/shops can be expensive with labor. So, what I suggest is to contact a locksmith. Oftentimes, they can do the entire job for you including programming.
Let me know if this helps or if you have other questions.
Take care,
Joe
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Tuesday, August 9th, 2022 AT 7:03 PM