Standard Ignition Headlight Switch P/N:DS-1006
Standard Ignition DS-1352 headlight switch for the 2003-2004 Ford F-250 and other vehicles works as a combination switch that controls the headlights.
Headlights that flicker, cut out or ignore the switch position can point to a worn switch. Before you replace it, rule out a blown bulb, a fuse and a loose connector, since any of them can leave the lights dark too. The vehicle needs one headlight switch in total, and this listing is one.
The 2003-2004 Ford F-250, the 2002-2005 Ford Taurus and the 2000-2005 Mercury Sable take this headlight switch, and so do many other vehicles. If your vehicle is not named here, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
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Interchange: HL114 · SW2877 · HL7014 · 1F1Z11654CAA · 2F1Z11654CAA · 2F1Z11654CAB · SW5604 · SW5682 · SW5996 · YF1Z11654CAA
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Will this Taurus switch fit a 2002-2005 Ford Taurus?
Yes. Standard Ignition DS-1352 fits the 2002-2005 Ford Taurus. For another vehicle, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
How many connectors and terminals does the DS-1352 headlight switch have?
The Standard Ignition DS-1352 has three rectangular female connectors and 13 male blade terminals, and it is a 12-volt switch.
Is this Standard Ignition switch tested for electrical performance?
Yes. Each of these switches is 100% tested to verify both mechanical and electrical switching performance.
How can I tell if a combination headlight switch is worn?
Look for headlights that flicker, cut out or ignore the switch position. A shop can test the circuit to find the cause.
Does this headlight switch replace part number 2F1Z11654CAA?
Yes. 2F1Z11654CAA is one of the numbers on the Interchange line for Standard Ignition DS-1352.
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