Ignition Switch with 2 Keys EX200-2 EX200-3 EX200-5 ZX120-3 ZX200LC-3 PN 4477373

Compatible with the following equipment:

HITACHI

• ZAXIS120-3, ZAXIS130-5G, ZAXIS130-5N, ZAXIS130-6N, ZAXIS135US-5N, ZAXIS135US-6N, ZAXIS160LC-3, ZAXIS160LC-5G, ZAXIS160LC-5N, ZAXIS160LC-6N, ZAXIS180LC-5G, ZAXIS180LC-5N, ZAXIS180LC-6N, ZAXIS190W-5N, ZAXIS190W-6N, ZAXIS200F, ZAXIS200LC-3, ZAXIS210-5G, ZAXIS210-5N, ZAXIS210F-3, ZAXIS210LC-5G, ZAXIS210LC-5N, ZAXIS210LC-6N, ZAXIS230W-5N, ZAXIS240F-3, ZAXIS245USLC-5N, ZAXIS245USLC-6N, ZAXIS250F, ZAXIS250LC-5G, ZAXIS250LC-5N, ZAXIS250LC-6N, ZAXIS290F-3, ZAXIS290LC-5G, ZAXIS290LC-5N, ZAXIS300LC-6N, ZAXIS345USLC-6N, ZAXIS350F, ZAXIS350LC-3, ZAXIS350LC-5G, ZAXIS350LC-5N, ZAXIS350LC-6N, ZAXIS370F-3, ZAXIS380LC-5N, ZAXIS380LC-6N, ZAXIS470-5A, ZAXIS470LC-5B, ZAXIS470LC-5G, ZAXIS470LC-6, ZAXIS670LC-5A, ZAXIS670LC-5B, ZAXIS670LC-5G, ZAXIS670LC-6, ZAXIS75US-5N, ZAXIS85USB-5N, ZAXIS870LC-5A, ZAXIS870LC-5B, ZAXIS870LC-5G, ZAXIS870LC-6,

Part Number:4477373 4250350

JOHN DEERE

• 80, 110, 120, 370, 750, 2054, 2554, 3554, 120C, 120D, 130G, 130GLC, 130P, 135C, 135D, 135G, 135P, 160C, 160CLC, 160DLC, 160GLC, 160LC, 160P, 180CW, 180GLC, 190DW, 190E, 190GW, 200CLC, 200DLC, 200G, 200LC, 210CW, 210G, 210GLC, 210P, 2144G, 2154D, 2154G, 2154GLC, 2156G, 2156GLC, 220DW, 225CLC, 225DLC, 230CLC, 230GW, 230LC, 230LCR, 230LCRD, 240DLC, 2454D, 245GLC, 245P, 250G, 250GLC, 250P, 2654G, 2654GLC, 2656G, 2656GLC, 270CLC, 270DLC, 270LC, 290GLC, 2954D, 2956G, 300GLC, 300P, 3154G, 3156G, 330CLC, 330LC, 330LCR, 345GLC, 350DLC, 350GLC, 350P, 370C, 3754D, 3754G, 3754GLC, 3756G, 3756GLC, 380GLC, 380P, 450CLC, 450DLC, 450LC, 470GLC, 470P, 490E, 550LC, 600C, 650DLC, 670GLC, 670P, 690ELC, 75C, 75D, 75G, 75P, 790ELC, 800C, 80C, 850DLC, 85D, 85G, 85P, 870GLC, 870P, 892ELC, 992ELC

An ignition switch is a key component in the electrical system of a vehicle or machinery, responsible for starting the engine. It controls the flow of electricity to various systems, allowing the engine to turn on or off. Typically, an ignition switch has several positions that perform different functions:

1. Off: The engine is off, and no electrical power is supplied to the vehicle.

2. On/Run: The electrical system is powered, but the engine is not yet running. This position allows the vehicle’s lights, radio, and other accessories to function.

3. Start: When the key is turned to this position, it engages the starter motor, turning the engine over to start the vehicle.

4. Accessory (sometimes): Some ignition switches also have an accessory position, where the electrical systems (like the radio or power windows) can be used without starting the engine.

The ignition switch is often located on the dashboard or steering column, and in modern vehicles, many have been replaced by keyless start systems, where a push button or proximity sensor activates the ignition.