Introduction to the 2005-2009 Prado 6-cylinder Automatic Starter

The automatic starter or Starter Solenoid is one of the key components of the vehicle’s electrical system. Its main function is to transfer strong battery current to the starter motor so that the car can start quickly.
In the 6-cylinder Prado, a failure of this part can lead to problems such as a clicking sound when starting, delayed starting, or even the car not starting at all.
The original part with the technical number 22061-28226 is a Toyota product and is fully compatible with the Prado’s electrical system. Using other types may cause overheating, premature wear, and damage to the starter motor.

Features

• Precisely designed to match the Prado’s electrical system

• Long life and resistance to various weather conditions

• Original quality with Toyota standards

• Quick installation without the need to change the wiring

Why should the Prado 6-cylinder automatic starter be replaced?

A faulty automatic starter can put extra strain on the battery and starter motor. Ignoring this problem may ultimately result in the vehicle not starting properly and incurring higher costs. Timely replacement with original parts is the best way to avoid these problems.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. How do I know if the automatic starter is broken?

• Hearing a clicking or rattling sound when starting

• The car starts after several turns

• The car starts later than when it is in idle mode Normal

2. What is the difference between a 2005-2009 Prado 6-cylinder automatic starter failure and a Prado starter failure itself?
When only a clicking sound is heard but the starter motor does not turn, the problem is usually with the automatic starter. In the case of a starter motor failure, the car either does not start at all or the sound of a gear being pulled can be heard.

3. Can non-genuine parts be used?
Yes, but it is not recommended. Non-genuine parts have a shorter lifespan and may damage the electrical system or starter motor.