5WJH20211000, Main Switch Strg.Lock Ass, Yamaha
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Please note this part replaces the following parts:
5WJH20212000
- Brand(s):
- Yamaha
- Part number:
- 5WJH20211000
- Description:
- Main Switch Strg.Lock Ass
- Stock Availability:
- If your part is not in stock, it will take 5-7 days to reach MSP
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Price: EUR 185.64 inc. VAT
Motorcycle Spare Parts only sell genuine spare parts made by each manufacturer. The Main Switch Strg.Lock Ass part has been manufactured by Yamaha and is brand new and dispatched in its original packaging.
The Main Switch Strg.Lock Ass is a crucial component in Yamaha vehicles with the manufacturer part number 5WJH20211000. This particular replacement part belongs to the ignition system and is primarily designed to manage the operation of the vehicle's ignition.
Acting as the central control, the Main Switch Strg (Steering) Lock Assembly essentially functions to both initiate and terminate the vehicle's power system. It is typically comprised of a mechanical key or an electronic fob, a switch, and a steering lock system. This Assembly is one of the most used and operated components in any vehicle, ensuring optimal functioning of the engine and other major systemic components.
The Lock Assembly is also a critical security feature. The integrated steering lock prevents unauthorized movement of the vehicle, even if they manage to start the engine. As soon as the key is removed from the ignition switch, the wheel lock activates, immobilizing the steering system. in many vehicles, removal of the specific paired key or fob leads to an automatic shutoff of the engine.
Compatible with Yamaha brand vehicles, the Main Switch Strg.Lock Ass is typically located on the steering column, allowing easy access to the driver. The fitting methods could differ in different models, yet its functionality remains the same: authorizing the ignition and initiating power to the vehicle, managing the electrical system, and securing the vehicle when not in use.
Installation or replacement of this component is recommended to be performed by a trained automotive technician to ensure correct execution and functionality. Incorrect installation may lead to unexpected vehicle behavior or failure of the locking system.