Toyota Forklift Ignition Switch

Only 14 of the 34 listings here are actual switches. The rest are the ignition parts that sit behind the switch: wire sets, tune-up kits, coils and distributor parts. The page holds those switches plus the neighboring parts, and 33 of the 34 listings are worded with a Toyota number you can check against the old one.

Toyota Forklift Ignition Switch Listings

The plain keyed switches look like "FOR TOYOTA SWITCH - IGNITION 57590-23333-71." Others in the same family are 57590-22800-71, 57590-22802-71 and 57590-23334-71, which is worded as a switch assembly. One, 57590-23342-71, says "2 keys" in the wording, and 57590-23340-71 reads "KEYED IGNITION SWITCH."

A second group is called an ignition starter switch, and it includes 54250-30380-71 and 54200-20050-71. ZS203178217 is also an ignition starter switch, and it names the 5FGC25 model. Both groups are in the 14, so search "ignition" together with "starter" if the first wording doesn't match what you pulled.

Keyless Ignition Switches

Four listings are keyless: 00591-00892-81, 00591-32225-81, 00591-56093-81 and 5910089281, each worded "Switch - Ignition Keyless." The 5910089281 listing looks like the same style of number as 00591-00892-81 without its dashes, so try both spellings in the search box.

Tune-Up Kits, Wire Sets and Distributor Parts

Twenty listings are not switches. Eight are wire sets or wire kits, and one, 80919-76001-71, is a wire kit worded for a skid steer with the model 2SGK6. Another, ZS191182385M, names the 4FG15. Five listings are tune-up kits, such as 00591-33581-81 and "4Y ENGINE IGNITION TUNE UP KIT," which lists a rotor, distributor cap, wires and plugs in its wording.

Distributor parts come next. There are four, including the assembly 19100-44010 and caps for two engines: 19101-78120-71 for the 5K (LPG, gas or dual fuel) and 19101-76001-71 for the 4P. Three coils round it out, for example 19070-U3160-71 and 90919-02015. If the problem is a weak spark rather than a bad switch, these listings are the ones to read.

Matching a Toyota Ignition Part

Keyed switch numbers mostly begin 575, like 57590-23333-71, and two of the three starter-style switches begin 542. Wire sets use numbers such as 19901-40020 and 80919-76103-71, and the tune-up kits mostly use the 00591 style ending in -81. Of the 34 listings, 16 end in -71 and 7 end in -81, so the suffix isn't something to rely on. Copy the number as printed.

These are aftermarket parts, not Toyota-built, and the number is there to help you line a listing up with your truck. Search the number first. When it's unreadable, use the engine or model in the wording, such as 4FG15 or 5FGC25, plus the part name.

Other Pages for Ignition and Starting

A truck that won't crank might need a starter instead, and the Toyota starters page lists 49. The Toyota alternators page has 41. For loose ignition coils from other makes, the ignition coils page holds 227, and the whole Toyota catalog is at Toyota forklift parts.

For another truck, see Yale ignition switches (53 listings), Hyster ignition switches (46) or Clark ignition switches (26). Every make together is on the forklift ignition switches page, which has 326.

Toyota Forklift Ignition Switch FAQ

Does the switch come with keys?

Check the wording. Only 57590-23342-71 says "2 keys," so don't assume the others include them.

Which listings mention LPG or gas engines?

The two distributor caps, 19101-78120-71 and 19101-76001-71, say LPG, gas and dual in the wording. Other listings don't mention fuel type, so use the engine code to narrow them down.

Can you help if my switch isn't listed?

We can often source parts that aren't listed. Call (708) 507-0707 or email with the truck's model and a description of the switch.