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Do-It-Yourself Diagnosis and Testing Toyota Starting System Problems
The starting system problems on Toyotas might because of an electrical or mechanical problems since the system 
combines electrical and mechanical components. The starting system worked by changing electrical energy from the battery to mechanical energy in the starting motor.
Herein we provide you with a table contains specific symptoms of starting system problems such as the engine won’t crank, slowly cranks, the starter keeps running, the starter spins but the engine won’t crank, the starter doesn’t engage or disengage properly. It includes how to diagnose and perform several tests related to starting systems. And here is the table:
DIY Knowing Toyota Automatic Transmission Starting System
Toyota vehicles has two different starting systems which contain two separate electrical circuits, a control circuit and a motor circuit. Older model Toyotas used a conventional starting motor while most current Toyotas has a gear reduction starting motor. Both motor and control circuit have solenoid (heavy-duty magnetic switch) for turning the motor on and off.
The picture shows Toyota starting system operation model with automatic transmission such Supra/Cressida. The starting system is controlled by the ignition switch and protected by a fusible link. A neutral start switch prevents starting with the transmission in gear.
