Ignition

What Does Replacing a Toyota Ignition Cost on Average?

Is your Toyota vehicle having trouble starting? If lights are flickering on the dashboard, your key's refusing to turn in the cylinder, and the engine's stalling, then most likely, you've got a bad ignition.

That's because of just how far-reaching the parts of an ignition are in getting your ride going and keeping it running. Turn the key in the ignition lock cylinder, and you'll see what we mean; an ignition switch has to trigger, and the battery has to work together with the starter motor, starter solenoid, and ignition coil to send small electric charges to each of the spark plugs on top of the engine cylinder head. The plugs' leads then have to capture the electricity and use it to combust the fuel and air inside the engine -- put simply, to generate the power that the engine (and the alternator, and everything else under the hood) runs on.

Depending on what the problem is, then, replacement can get pricey, and fast. An ignition switch, for example, might run between $265 and $313 CAD on average, while an ignition coil may cost anywhere from $295 to $405 CAD. With an ignition lock cylinder, for another instance, it can get even more expensive: between $333 and $396 CAD, on average.

Shop with us here at National Parts Direct, though, and we'll save you money. Not only are our ignitions genuine Toyota, made to fit your ride. They're also steeply discounted.

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