Standard Ignition Ignition Switch P/N:US-1026
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition US-472 ignition starter switch for the 1990-1997 Mazda Miata connects the key to the starting circuit and passes power to the ignition. The switch is designed specifically for Mazda vehicles.
A worn switch can show up as an engine that will not crank, a key position that does not register, or accessories that cut out when the key moves. Before you replace the switch, rule out a weak battery, corroded battery terminals and a worn starter, since each of those can also keep the engine from cranking. The 1990-1997 Mazda Miata takes one switch, mounted at the column.
It is a direct-fit replacement ignition switch for the 1990-1997 Mazda Miata.
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Interchange: CS743 · LS843 · KS6743 · D00166151 · D00166151A
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Does the Standard Ignition US-472 ignition starter switch fit the 1990-1997 Mazda Miata?
Yes. Standard Ignition US-472 is listed for the 1990-1997 Mazda Miata, and the car takes one switch.
How many terminals does this ignition starter switch have?
It has six male blade terminals. They sit in a single rectangular female connector.
What are the conductors in this ignition starter switch made of?
The conductors are copper alloy, which gives good electrical conductivity with low resistive losses.
What are the signs of a failing ignition starter switch?
Common signs are an engine that will not crank, a key that does not register in a position, or accessories that cut out as the key turns. These can also come from other parts.
Is CS743 an interchange number for the Standard Ignition US-472?
Yes. CS743 is listed as an interchange number for Standard Ignition US-472, along with LS843, KS6743, D00166151 and D00166151A.
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