OEM Toyota Corolla Cross Starter Relay

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The Starter Relay for the Toyota Corolla Cross is located in the engine compartment and is essential for activating the starter motor when the ignition is turned on. The Toyota engineering team has provided the Corolla Cross with the 2.0-liter Dynamic Force engine, responsive CVT, optional all wheel drive, and tuned suspension that smooths out bumps but remains nimble to ensure that city errands and weekend outings are not a problem. Large cargo space, spacious rear seat, and the Toyota Safety Sense package with lane departure alert and pre collision braking are also features that contribute to its attractiveness, displaying why the Corolla Cross is earning applause as reliable, comfortable, and affordable. The interior is also pleasant and affordable to own with soft touch materials, easy to use infotainment, and great fuel economy. Due to the importance of quick starts, the Corolla Cross uses a dedicated Starter Relay that is an electromagnetic gatekeeper that provides high current to the starter motor only when the ignition key requests it. This Starter Relay keeps the ignition switch out of overload, avoids accidental starter activation, and maintains a steady cranking rate of the engine even in cold conditions. A turn of the key will cause the Toyota designed relay to snap closed, feed power, and open after the engine fires, a very easy operation that protects the entire starting circuit. Disconnect the negative battery cable, pull the old cube from the fuse box, insert Starter Relay, reconnect the cable, and test.