Dorman 978-5409 multi-function switch for the 1993-2007 Peterbilt 320 controls the hazard lights and the latching high beams from the console. It is a direct replacement for the original console switch on this application and comes with its lever.
- Operates the hazard lights and latching high beams
- Lever included with the switch
- Two connectors in black and white, with female terminals
- White indicator markings
- Replaces a console switch that has failed from fatigue
- Part of the Dorman HD Solutions line
Quick facts
- Part: Dorman 978-5409 multi-function switch
- Fits: 1993-2007 Peterbilt 320
- Condition: New
Hazard lights or high beams that stop responding, or a lever that feels loose, can mean the switch is worn. A blown fuse, a burned-out bulb or a damaged wire or connector can be behind those symptoms too, so track down the cause before you buy. If the switch is at fault, this one replaces it.
Fits
This switch fits the 1993-2007 Peterbilt 320, which takes one.
Specifications
Fit and size
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Connector quantity: 2
- Terminal gender: female
Build and materials
- Functions: hazard lights, latching high beams
- Lever: included
- Indicator markings: white
- Connector colors: black and white
- Condition: New
- Country of origin: United States
In the box
One multi-function switch with its lever and hardware.
Interchange: 577.75002
1604415 · VSM915Y114
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
577.75002, 1604415, VSM915Y114
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Dorman 978-5409 the right switch for the 1993-2007 Peterbilt 320?
Yes. Dorman 978-5409 is made for the 1993-2007 Peterbilt 320, and that application takes one switch.
Does this Dorman multi function switch come with a lever?
Yes. The listing is one multi-function switch supplied with its lever and hardware.
Does this multi-function switch control the hazard lights?
Yes. Dorman 978-5409 operates the hazard lights and the latching high beams. Wiper, cruise control, fog light and running light functions are not part of it.
How can I tell if this switch is going bad?
Hazard flashers or high beams that stop responding, or a lever that feels loose, can be signs of a worn switch. A shop can test the circuit if you are unsure.
How many connectors does this switch have?
Two connectors, in black and white, with female terminals.
