OEM Toyota Cressida Overload Relay

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The Toyota Cressida Overload Relay is found at the very heart of the starter circuit on this classic sedan. To appreciate the Overload Relay on this classic, you must first understand why the Toyota Cressida receives so much loyalty long after its days on production ended. The Toyota Cressida has rear wheel drive balance, smooth six cylinder power, roomy cabin dimensions, and impressive sound insulation. All these things gave young drivers a sporty feel while keeping families comfortable. The Toyota Cressida is a collectible because it boasts high quality OEM parts, rigorous factory testing, and a sturdy five speed automatic that ensures reliable city commutes and highway cruises. The Overload Relay, among other devices, functions like a thermal fuse that detects current flow. When the temperature or amperage rises too high, it opens the circuit to prevent the starter motor from burning out. Within the Cressida, the Overload Relay must endure the same conditions repeatedly, so the contactor, where it is housed, receives regular inspection for rattle, corrosion, or cracked plastic to prevent your sudden no-start condition. To save time and money, you can usually clean the contacts or change the faulty fuse to bring the Overload Relay back to full working order. Prior to the installation process, the battery must be disconnected. The unit can be mounted beside the starter, wire the line and load leads, set the trip current, replace the cover, and test the crank.