Beck Arnley 201-1792 Ignition Starter Switch for Improved Searching Review

I order this by mistake I thought there was a problem but it was a starter just curious the return process is still in the box opens never and I'm busy and just sending them back

I needed to change the ignition switch on a Toyota Rav4 and it was fairly easy and straightforward. It is the same as the factory part and cheaper. Installed for more than 2 months and still no problems. Hope it lasts 12 years like the original.

The car starts again and a job that would cost at least $350 if someone else did it cost $33. This very branded part cost $90 locally, so it wasn't hard to wait an extra day or two. Great part, quick arrival, the car finally starts and it doesn't try to kill you on the road by stalling in traffic. Bad ignition switches are no coincidence.

Fits my Avalon 2000! Wow, was the original spring really that hard to turn?! Although it was quite painful to get access to the replacement! Give yourself a few hours. Check out my connecting rod review to see how to replace it yourself. I bought a replacement Bross PSP505/8q8b ignition link rod which broke and then found that I needed to replace this switch as the original fell apart when I removed it to get to the broken end of the rod. https://www.amazon.com/Bross-BSP505-Ignition-Switch-Conne…

Looks like the original, installed and working perfectly for six weeks. I ordered it late at night and opted for 1 day delivery and sure enough, by dinner the next day (Sunday) the package was on my porch. I had to get used to the stiff spring when turning the key. My Camry is 18 years old and I think the spring in the old derailleur has softened over the years. The price for the switch plus 1 day shipping was cheaper than the same part my local parts store was asking for. I was hesitant to use

I bought this switch for a 2004 Toyota Tundra with occasional starter problems. There are times when I turn the key, the car does nothing. I'm partially deaf and didn't even hear the click, whether it was there or not. The Tundra with the 4.7-liter V8 has the starter motor hidden under the intake manifold. So since there was no way to definitively test the starter without taking it apart, I replaced the starter/ignition switch as that could also be a problem. The price quoted on Revain was way…