Dorman - OE Solutions Park Position Switch P/N:926-381
When the park indicator stops working and the battery keeps going flat, a worn shifter microswitch may be the cause. The Dorman - OE Solutions 905-026 Park Position Switch / Shifter Micro Switch replaces that switch on the 2011-2014 Ford F-150, 2011-2014 Ford Lobo and 2011-2014 Lincoln Mark LT (all engines) without replacing the whole shifter assembly.
This part is listed under both names. It is the small switch that activates the park indicator, and it wears with repeated use. Once it wears, the instrument cluster may fail to go into its sleep mode, which can drain the battery. This Dorman switch belongs to the OE FIX line and is a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications.
Specifications: plastic housing and plastic switch material, black, three 20-gauge wires on a 12 in wire harness. The package contains the switch and butt connectors. Mounting hardware is not included. Country of origin: United States.
Signs this part may need replacing: a park indicator that no longer lights, an instrument cluster that stays on when it should shut off, or a weak or drained battery. Battery drain can have other causes, so diagnose the problem before replacing the switch.
Interchange: BL3Z7210CA
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What does the Dorman 905-026 park position switch / shifter micro switch do?
It is the shifter microswitch that activates the park indicator. When it wears, the instrument cluster may not go into sleep mode, which can drain the battery.
Which vehicles does this shifter microswitch fit?
It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2011-2014 Ford F-150, 2011-2014 Ford Lobo and 2011-2014 Lincoln Mark LT with all engines. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.
What comes in the box?
The package contains the switch and butt connectors for splicing it into the original harness. The switch comes with a 12 in wire harness. Mounting hardware is not included.
Do I have to replace the whole shifter assembly?
No. The switch is designed to replace the worn original on its own. It installs by splicing into the original harness with the included connectors.
What are the signs this switch may need replacing?
Look for a park indicator that no longer works, an instrument cluster that stays on, or a drained battery. Battery drain can have other causes, so diagnose it first.
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