Hazard Warning Switch for 2006 Hyundai Azera - Standard Ignition HZS171

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MPN: HZS171
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Standard Ignition Hazard Warning Switch P/N:HZS171
Standard Ignition Hazard Warning Switch P/N:HZS171
$18.99

Replace a damaged hazard control with the Standard Ignition switch HZS171. This hazard warning switch is a direct-fit replacement for the 2006 Hyundai Azera (engine: All). If the original hazard switch in your Azera has failed, this electrically operated unit takes its place in the hazard flasher circuit.

  • Built to OE spec: Standard Ignition makes its switches to OE specification for proper fit, form and function.
  • Copper alloy conductors: Provide strong electrical conductivity with low resistive losses.
  • Direct-fit design: An electrically operated switch intended to replace a damaged OE hazard warning switch.
  • Service-ready construction: A robust design and high-grade materials are made to meet the demands of today's service professional.

Specifications: six male blade terminals · female connector · black color with a plastic finish · contents: one switch · quantity per application: 1 · country of origin: Republic of Korea.

Signs this part may need replacing: hazard lights that don't flash when the button is pressed, flashers that work only intermittently, a button that sticks or feels loose, or hazards that won't switch off. Check the fuses and wiring before replacing the switch.

Interchange: HDS171 · SW6729 · HSW171 · 7903L000K7 · 937903L000K7

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

HDS171, SW6729, HSW171, 7903L000K7, 937903L000K7, HZS171

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicle does the Standard Ignition HZS171 fit?

It is listed for the 2006 Hyundai Azera with the engine code All. One switch is used per vehicle.

What does a hazard warning switch do?

It is the switch that turns on the hazard flasher circuit, so the signal lamps flash together to warn other drivers when your vehicle is stopped or disabled.

What are signs of a failing hazard switch?

Signs include hazards that won't turn on or off, flash only intermittently, or a sticking button. Fuses and wiring can cause similar symptoms, so check them before replacing the switch.

What numbers does HZS171 interchange with?

It cross-references HDS171, SW6729, HSW171, 7903L000K7 and 937903L000K7.

What are the switch's electrical specs?

It has six male blade terminals and a female connector. It uses copper alloy conductors for strong electrical conductivity with low resistive losses.