This replacement ignition key is sourced directly from original equipment manufacturer. It is specially designed for Toro snow blowers/throwers. This is a safety feature to prevent any unauthorized use of the mower. The key is inserted into the ignition switch allowing the user to start the unit. This key is made out of metal with a plastic grip. It is sold individually.
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Picked up a Toro snowblower from the trash and ordered parts from ereplacement parts. I ordered the parts in the morning and they were shipped by the afternoon. My Toro snowblower was like new by the end of the week!
Guest - June 20, 2019
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Ignition switch
Part arrived earlier than expected, fit perfectly and easy to replace. Thanks for a great service.
Juan - November 21, 2019
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great service
Needed a key for a snow blower. Great service, short delivery, good price. Most importantly. Right the first time.
Guest - March 19, 2020
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Ignition Key
The part was in great condition, arrived as expected and fit perfect
Guest - April 27, 2022
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The key fit
Key is exact fit for my tractor
Steven - May 15, 2023
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good value and quality
good value and quality
Guest - May 27, 2022
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Went online in search of a replacement oem part (ignition key) and found it at Ereplacement Parts. Ordered it and it arrived really fast. Received it via USPS. Pulled it out of my mail box, open the package, pulled out the ignition key and inserted it into my zero turn mower. Turned the key and boom. My machine fired up. I ordered 2 ignit
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Starter pull cord does not have to be removed or detached for this repair. Remove the two screws securing the front control panel plate. Lift plate up and out of the way. Remove the two side screws, near the control panel side, securing the top cover. ( The two larger screws towards the front do not need to be removed ) Carefully lift the
... Read more top cover up until there is access to the rear of the ignition switch. Plnch the side locking arms on the switch until the switch is removable from the front of the panel. Remove the wiring clip from the back of the switch. Insert the new switch into the opening until the locking clips click in. Attach the wiring clip to the terminals on the new switch. Reattach top cover with two side screws. Replace control panel plate and secure it with the two screws. Insert new or existing old key to check switch functionality.
Repair completed in less than 10 minutes.
Just removed 2 screws to bottom plate. I unplugged wires to switch. Pushed in on both sides of switch and pushed up out of top plate. Pushed in new switch and connected wires to it. Replaced bottom plate with 2 screws. Turned on switch. Pushed primer button and put on choke. Pushed electric start button and it fired right up. Let it run f
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For the cap.
I placed on top of wheel mount. Softly tapped on with rubber mallet
Key was just an extra key
Switches removed gently with pliers and screwdriver. Reconnected to wiring assembly and placed back in mounting position
Thank you for being so fast. first snow storm. went to start the snowblower and there was no Ignition key. Ordered it from eReplacement Parts came the very next day!! Thank you so much! Every time I\'ve had a problem with one of my tools I can count on them for fast delivery.
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Engage Switch for Mower Blades was not Functioning.
Removed the panel where the Engage Switch was connected (3 screws on a Toro ZTR). Disconnected the Switch and then removed it from the panel by pressing the sides of the switch in to slip out of slot. Installed new Engage Switch from EReplacementparts.com. Connected the wiring. Installed the panel. After starting the motor, the Engag
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