OEM Toyota Camry Ignition Relay

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The Toyota Camry Ignition Relay is inside a sedan famous for quiet, comfort, strong durability, and engineering focus on durability that keeps Toyota owners on the road for hundreds of thousands of miles. Also, the roomy cabin, smooth four and six cylinder engines, responsive disc brakes, and crisp shifting automatic transmissions give the Camry an easy driving personality that appeals to families and commuters alike. Plus, advanced safety systems and efficient fuel economy show how Toyota refines each generation. From the very first 3T U engines to the later XV20 upgrades, the Camry grew in size and sophistication, providing balanced handling and improved ride quality. The components applied on the inside were all sourced to high factory standards. So, when it comes to your daily reliability, the Toyota badge earns your trust. Enclosed in this trusted packaging, the Camry Ignition Relay is a small electromechanical switch. It receives power from the battery and delivers it to the ignition coils. The relay works with a low current signal originating from the key. This signal closes contacts internally to send high current forward. The relay prevents current from passing through thin wiring, which prevents heating. Additionally, the relay clicking sends power down to other electronic components. With a faulty or damaged Ignition Relay, your engine simply will not start. To install, first disconnect the negative battery cable, then remove the old relay. Next, push the matching new Ignition Relay into the socket. Finally, reconnect the battery and start the engine.