OEM Toyota T100 Ignition Switch

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Toyota T100 Ignition Switch is in the core of a pickup that is known to be rough in practical use. Coupled with a robust front power engine, the Toyota T100 gained loyalty with the added added value of being able to use four wheel drive thus ensuring that the driver could cope with job sites as well as trails over the weekend. The owners acclaim the Toyota T100 because it shifts smoothly in four speed automatic vehicles, cab is spacious and remains quiet in highways, and the long wheelbase keeps the truck steady during the transportation of the gear. Good OEM components and a reputation of being reliable contribute to the Toyota T100 racking up high miles with little drama which serves to testify to the quality promise that the brand carries. Going to the T100 Ignition Switch, this is a small electrical switch that demonstrates the expertise of the Toyota company, which connects the key barrel to the starter circuit and the power is directed to the fuel pump and spark so that the engine starts immediately. Another side is the maintenance of security, which is by locking the steering column when the key is withdrawn and during the OFF position when avoiding the flow of current. Drivers can observe that a sensitive Ignition Switch provides sharp ACC power and stable cranking, the features needed in everyday work. The Ignition Switch could be easily changed, but in this case firstly it is necessary to disconnect the battery and then pull trim, then unclip the faulty switch, then slide the replacement in place, then reconnect the harness, refit panels, then check every position, and lastly confirm that steering lock.