OEM Toyota MR2 Spyder Starter Relay

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At the center of a roadster world-famous for its agile handling and open top fun, lies the Toyota MR2 Spyder Starter Relay. With its mid engine, rear wheel drive layout, lightweight design, and a 138 horsepower 1.8 liter engine that loves to rev, the Toyota MR2 Spyder is a real delight. The Toyota MR2 Spyder has precise steering, a small wheelbase of 96.5 inches, and available sequential manual transmission that gives it a kart like feel. In addition, reliable Toyota build quality keeps maintenance costs low. Having a low center of gravity and a balanced chassis, as well as responsive brakes, the MR2 Spyder inspires confidence on winding back roads and is a favorite among enthusiasts. Inside the electrical system, the Starter Relay acts as the gated bridge between the ignition switch and the high current starter motor, snapping shut when you turn the key and feeding full battery voltage to crank the engine, then opening again to protect wiring from overload. The product features a quality Toyota MR2 Spyder Starter Relay that helps prevent hard starting, damage to the flywheel from grinding and battery drain. This ensures that every lovely cruise begins smoothly. To install a new Starter Relay on your vehicle, first remove the negative battery cable. Next, remove the old relay from the fuse box and take care to match terminal orientation and insert the new Starter Relay by pressing in. Now reattach the connectors, reattach the battery and attempt to crank the car.