🔑 Enhanced Ignition Starter Switch by Beck Arnley - Model 201-1825 Review

Now my car starts on the first try. Simply go under the agitator, loosen the two screws and disconnect the wiring harness. Install new part, screw in and attach new wiring harness. Ready in 10 minutes.

Easy to replace, just two Phillips head screws with a short screwdriver. I wish I had already bought a new battery and starter relay because I figured that was the problem. Luckily I bought it before I took the car to the shop for a new starter motor.

I know the manufacturer says this doesn't fit the 2010 model, but it really does! This is a common problem on older Nissans. Replaced part about 5 minutes after old part accidentally failed to start due to carbon buildup. Even after the old part has been cleaned, it still lasts for a while before it quickly grows over. This is what I needed to make my Nissan last another 10 years!

I purchased this even though it is not listed as a replacement for the 2008 Armada LE 4WD Flex. However, Nissan has discontinued the OEM replacement (part #48750-8J000) and this part looked accurate enough to try. It looks the same in every way and works flawlessly. The manufacturer only lists this as a replacement for the 2004 Armada so YMMV but it worked for me! The photo I posted is my ORIGINAL part that I used to replace this part.

This part fixed my intermittent performance during starting of my 2013 Nissan Armada. While it says it's not for my car, it looked similar, so I decided to buy it. The left side is old. Right side of Revain. You can see a hole in the copper on one of the raised surfaces in the last photo which could be a problem. You are obviously here because of your research on common Nissan ignition start problems. I've had sporadic power on startup for a very long time. After I replaced this switch, it…

If you're reading this you already know what's wrong. Terrible problem with intermittent start. I saw other posts online about this part working on other models and decided to give it a try. No need to post a photo of the new block, it looks just like the one shown above. The inside of the old device is shown. As you can see, the contacts were erased and one (responsible for starting) burned out. Don't be afraid to install. Lie on your back, look under the dashboard and you will see. Using a…