Standard Motor Products NS149 Clutch Switch

$ 21.49

Score By Feature

Based on 22 ratings

Giftable

9.27

Packaging

9.07

Value for money

9.18

Customer service

9.01

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Product Description

Switch to protect clutch starters (NS149) by Intermotor

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Questions & Answers

In the absence of a press, is this switch usually open?

At the moment, I'm not able to check with a multimeter, but it would make sense that it will be open until it is depressed, since voltage is sent to a relay which in turn is used to carry A starter switch ( Key ) must be closed as well as a clutch switch must be closed for the relay circuit to be activated. There is no way to do this if any of the switches are

Selected User Reviews For Standard Motor Products NS149 Clutch Switch

It turned out to be a starter problem rather than a clutch switch issue, but once the starter had been installed I didn't see the point in taking the clutch switch I have a 2007 Toyota Corolla S and the product worked just fine

5/5

It turned out to be a starter problem rather than a clutch switch issue, but once the starter had been installed I didn't see the point in taking the clutch switch In an effort to keep the cost of taking my vehicle to a shop or dealership as low as possible, I tried to troubleshoot the problem myself. Almost spent more than I had intended, but it was still worthwhile. The car has 195,000+ miles on it, so sooner or later it would need a new battery.

Royal Pineda

| Nov 12, 2020

I have used this in my 2004 Tacoma without a problem

5/5

It is installed on my 2004 Toyota The 7L Extended Cab 4WD is available in a wide variety of sizes. Compared to the dead OEM switch that it replaced, it has a similar look and feel. The OEM looks fine rather than a junky piece of hardware, and I usually try to use OEM for everything.

August Valenzuela

| Jan 05, 2021

The experience was limited to three Currently, the project is at the end of its third month

3/5

It would not be recommended.

Khalil Lynch

| Jun 30, 2021

I have a 2000 Tundra 3,4L that fits this

5/5

Despite the fact that I did not need it, I installed it because I thought it would help my no start when it was cold. I kept it because I didn't want to take it out and replace it. Winter will see me installing a bypass switch to my starter relay so that I can start my engine.