Standard Ignition Headlight Dimmer Switch,Turn Signal Switch P/N:CBS-2149
Standard Ignition CBS-1858 turn signal switch for the 2004-2010 BMW X3 and other vehicles is a column-mounted lever that controls the turn signals and high beam. It is a multi-function column switch designed for BMW vehicles.
Turn signals that do not respond, a high beam flasher that stops working or a lever that feels loose can mean the switch is worn. A burned-out bulb or a blown fuse can also stop a signal, so look at those first with the key off.
The 2004-2010 BMW X3, the 2003-2008 BMW Z4 and the 2001-2006 BMW 325Ci take this switch, along with other BMW models. Each takes one switch, on the steering column.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One turn signal switch.
Does the Standard Ignition CBS-1858 turn signal switch fit the 2004-2010 BMW X3?
Yes. Standard Ignition CBS-1858 fits the 2004-2010 BMW X3 and the 2003-2008 BMW Z4, plus more BMW models; look up your own car in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Does the CBS-1858 come as just the switch?
Yes, the contents are one turn signal switch.
What connector and voltage does the Standard Ignition CBS-1858 switch use?
Standard Ignition CBS-1858 has one rectangular female connector with four male pin terminals and runs on 12 volts. It attaches to the column with a bolt-on mount.
Does the CBS-1858 include a high beam flasher or a fog light control?
This switch includes a momentary high beam flasher, a latching high beam operator and turn signal control. A fog light operator and cruise control functions are not included.
What signs can a failing column turn signal switch show before I order the CBS-1858?
Signals that do not respond, a high beam flasher that stops working or a loose-feeling lever can mean the switch is worn. A shop can test the switch electrically.
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