Standard Ignition Headlight Dimmer Switch P/N:DS-994
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Standard Ignition DS-991 headlight dimmer switch for the 1988-1989 Dodge B150 and other vehicles switches the headlights between high and low beam. It is a column-mounted, bolt-on switch for a 12-volt system.
If the headlights stay on one beam, the high beam will not come on, or the lights flicker when you switch beams, the dimmer switch can be one cause. With the engine off, look over the switch and its connector for cracks, melted plastic or loose terminals before replacing it, because a bulb or the wiring can produce these symptoms too.
This switch fits the 1988-1989 Dodge B150, the 1988-1989 Dodge B250 and the 1988-1989 Dodge B350. A 1988-1989 Dodge B350 takes one.
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Interchange: DS165 · 4360145 · DS175
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Does the Standard Ignition DS-991 fit a 1988-1989 Dodge B250?
Yes. Standard Ignition DS-991 fits the 1988-1989 Dodge B250, and each van takes one switch.
How many terminals does this headlight dimmer switch have?
Standard Ignition DS-991 has four male blade terminals and one rectangular female connector. It is a 12-volt switch.
Is this Standard Ignition switch mounted on the column?
Yes. This dimmer switch is column-mounted and uses a bolt-on attachment.
Why won't my headlights change between high and low beam?
A worn dimmer switch can be one cause, along with other parts. If the beams stay on one setting or flicker, a shop can test the switch and its wiring.
How is the DS-991 headlight dimmer switch tested?
Standard Ignition parts are 100% tested to verify both mechanical and electrical switching performance.
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