Scuderia Car Parts supplies genuine McLaren start button assemblies sourced directly from OEM manufacturers. McLaren's engine start button is one of the most tactile interfaces in the cabin, typically positioned on the centre console beneath a protective cover, and it initiates a start sequence that integrates with the vehicle's immobiliser, keyless entry system, and in some models, a mirror and power-folding deployment routine. While a start button may appear to be a simple switch, on a McLaren it is an integrated component of the vehicle's security and powertrain architecture, and replacement requires correct electronic compatibility with the body control module. Our team supplies workshops and owners across more than 85 countries and can advise on the correct component for your specific model.

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McLaren 14MA399CP

McLaren 14MA399CP

BUTTON - ENGINE START/STOP
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Fits: McLaren 720S Coupe, McLaren 720S Spider, McLaren 750S Coupe, McLaren 750S Spider, McLaren 765LT and 4 more
McLaren 23MA266CP

McLaren 23MA266CP

START ENGINE STOP SWITCH
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Fits: McLaren Speedtail
McLaren 14M0680CP

McLaren 14M0680CP

SWITCH - ENGINE START/STOP
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Fits: McLaren 765LT
McLaren 26MA223SP

McLaren 26MA223SP

ENGINE START STOP SWITCH
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Fits: McLaren Elva
McLaren 16MA936CP

McLaren 16MA936CP

ENGINE START STOP SWITCH
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Fits: McLaren Artura
McLaren 22MA307GP

McLaren 22MA307GP

STOP START DEFEAT SWITCH
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Fits: McLaren Elva, McLaren GT
McLaren 28QA118CP

McLaren 28QA118CP

QUICK START GUIDE -EU-ROMANIAN
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Fits: McLaren 750S Coupe, McLaren 750S Spider
McLaren 28QA090CP

McLaren 28QA090CP

QUICK START GUIDE - EU - SWEDISH
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Fits: McLaren 750S Coupe, McLaren 750S Spider
McLaren 28QA066CP

McLaren 28QA066CP

QUICK START GUIDE - EU - PORTUGUESE
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Fits: McLaren 750S Coupe, McLaren 750S Spider
McLaren 28QA062CP

McLaren 28QA062CP

QUICK START GUIDE - EU - LATVIAN
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Fits: McLaren 750S Coupe, McLaren 750S Spider
McLaren 28QA031CP

McLaren 28QA031CP

QUICK START GUIDE -EU-FRENCH
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Fits: McLaren 750S Coupe, McLaren 750S Spider
McLaren 14MA386CP

McLaren 14MA386CP

SWITCH - STOP-START - DEACTIVATION - RHD
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Fits: McLaren 720S Spider, McLaren 750S Coupe, McLaren 750S Spider, McLaren 765LT, McLaren 765LT Spider
McLaren 14M1187CP

McLaren 14M1187CP

SWITCH - STOP-START - DEACTIVATION - RHD
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Fits: McLaren 765LT
McLaren 22QA560GP

McLaren 22QA560GP

QUICK START GUIDE - EUROPE - PORTGUESE
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Fits: McLaren GT
McLaren 22QA556GP

McLaren 22QA556GP

QUICK START GUIDE - EUROPE - POLISH
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Fits: McLaren GT
McLaren 22QA550GP

McLaren 22QA550GP

QUICK START GUIDE - EUROPE - SPANISH
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Fits: McLaren GT

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How McLaren Start Buttons Function: Integration with Vehicle Systems

The start button on a McLaren does more than close a circuit to the starter motor — it initiates a managed sequence governed by the body control module that confirms the key fob is present and authenticated, that the vehicle is in park or neutral with the brake applied, and that the powertrain is ready to crank. On the Artura, the start sequence also initialises the hybrid powertrain, waking the high-voltage battery management system before the combustion engine cranks. The button assembly typically incorporates an illuminated surround that indicates system readiness and changes colour or behaviour in response to operating mode selection. On vehicles with an active exhaust valve system, the start sequence also initiates an exhaust valve position check. The specific electronic protocol the button uses to communicate with the body control module varies between models and build years, and the replacement component must match the vehicle's architecture.

Inspection and Maintenance of McLaren Start Buttons

Start button faults on a McLaren typically manifest as no-crank conditions, intermittent start failures, or loss of the illuminated surround — all of which may be caused by the button assembly itself or by a fault in the connected wiring, body control module, or immobiliser system. Before replacing the button, confirm that the key fob battery is charged and that the immobiliser is not the source of the no-crank condition. Inspect the wiring connector behind the button for corrosion or displaced terminal pins, which are common causes of intermittent contact issues. If the button assembly is being replaced following cabin fire damage or moisture ingress, ensure the replacement unit is sourced as a new OEM component rather than a used item, as used buttons may carry security coding from a different vehicle that must be cleared before programming.

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The Case for OEM Start Buttons on a McLaren

Genuine McLaren start button assemblies are manufactured to the electrical specification and security integration standard of the vehicle's access and immobiliser architecture. The component must communicate correctly with the body control module to complete the security authentication chain — a non-OEM switch that does not replicate this interface may allow the engine to crank without completing security checks, compromising the vehicle's immobiliser function. For the Artura, where the start sequence is more complex due to hybrid powertrain initialisation, the button assembly must also interact correctly with the hybrid management system's readiness protocol. Scuderia Car Parts sources genuine McLaren OEM start button components through established manufacturer relationships, ensuring full compatibility with the specific vehicle's security and powertrain architecture.