Standard Ignition Hazard Warning Switch P/N:HZS-227

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$116.99
MPN: HZS-227
UPC: 727943156570
Item Package Quantity: 1
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Standard Ignition Hazard Warning Switch P/N:HZS-227
Standard Ignition Hazard Warning Switch P/N:HZS-227
$116.99

Get your four-way flashers working again with the Standard Ignition Hazard Warning Switch HZS-227, a direct-fit replacement that drops into the 2004-2007 Honda Accord [All]. This electrically operated switch replaces a damaged OE unit to restore hazard flasher function on the listed application.

  • Made to OE spec: built for proper fit, form, and function as a direct-fit replacement.
  • Copper alloy conductors: deliver superior electrical conductivity with low resistive losses.
  • Robust design: high-grade materials meet the demands of today's service professional.
  • Complete connector: one rectangular female connector with 6 male pin terminals.

If a failed hazard switch is the reason your emergency flashers won't activate or stay lit, this switch replaces the worn original. Signs the switch may need replacing include hazards that don't turn on, work intermittently, or won't shut off. Package contents: 1 switch. Country of origin: Indonesia.

Interchange: HDS227 · HSW227 · 35510SDAA11 · Manufacturer part number HZS-227 (also HZS227)

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

HDS227, HSW227, 35510SDAA11, HZS-227

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicle does the HZS-227 fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2004-2007 Honda Accord [All]. Confirm fitment for your vehicle using the Buyer's Guide tab.

What does the hazard warning switch do?

It is the electrically operated switch that activates your four-way emergency flashers. Pressing it signals the flasher to blink all turn-signal lamps at once.

What numbers does this switch interchange with?

It cross-references HDS227, HSW227, and 35510SDAA11. Its own manufacturer part number is HZS-227.

How is the connector configured?

It has one rectangular female connector with 6 male pin terminals, matching the OE-spec design.

How do I know if my hazard switch is failing?

Signs may include hazards that won't turn on, flash intermittently, or won't shut off. Diagnose the cause first, since flashers, wiring, or the flasher unit can also be at fault.