Standard Ignition HZS133 hazard warning switch for the 2007-2011 Toyota Camry switches the hazard flashers on and off. This Standard Ignition switch is electrically operated and replaces damaged OE units to help restore hazard flasher function.
- Copper alloy conductors for electrical conductivity with low resistive losses
- Eight male blade terminals that mate with a female connector
- Black plastic finish
- High-grade materials and a design built for the demands of professional service
Quick facts
- Part: Standard Ignition HZS133 hazard warning switch
- Fits: 2007-2011 Toyota Camry
- Condition: New
Hazard lights that will not flash, or a button that sticks or feels loose, can mean the switch is worn. A blown fuse, a flasher relay, a bulb or damaged wiring can be behind a dead hazard circuit too, so trace the cause before buying a new switch.
Fits
This Camry switch is a direct-fit replacement for the 2007-2011 Toyota Camry, made to OE spec for fit, form and function. Each car takes one.
Specifications
Fit and size
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Terminal quantity: 8
- Terminal type: blade
- Terminal gender: male
- Connector gender: female
Build and materials
- Finish: plastic
- Color: black
- Conductors: copper alloy
- Condition: new
- Country of origin: Japan
In the box
One hazard warning switch.
Interchange: HDS133 · SW7143 · HSW133 · 8433206100B1 · 8433233080B1
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This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
HDS133, SW7143, HSW133, HZS133, 8433206100B1, 8433233080B1
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an ignition switch for a 2007 Toyota Camry?
No. Standard Ignition HZS133 is a hazard warning switch, not a key ignition switch. It fits the 2007-2011 Toyota Camry.
What does the Standard Ignition HZS133 come with?
This listing is one hazard warning switch. The switch is the only item listed in the box.
How many terminals does the HZS133 hazard warning switch have?
Standard Ignition HZS133 has eight male blade terminals and mates with a female connector.
My hazard lights won't blink. Is the switch the problem?
It can be, especially if the button sticks or feels loose. A shop can test the hazard circuit so you only replace what is faulty.
Is HSW133 the same part as the HZS133?
Yes. HSW133 is on the interchange list for the Standard Ignition HZS133 hazard warning switch.
