Standard Ignition Headlight Switch P/N:HLS-1051
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition HLS-1071 headlight switch for the 2002-2005 Ford Explorer and other vehicles turns the headlights on and off. It replaces a switch that has worn out or stopped holding its positions.
A headlight switch that feels loose or sticks, or headlights that flicker or stay dead, can mean the switch is worn. Before replacing it, look at the connector and wiring with the engine off for corrosion, melted plastic or a loose fit, since a damaged connector can make the headlights flicker or go dark too. This listing is one switch, and each vehicle takes one.
The 2002-2005 Ford Explorer, the 2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac and the 2002-2004 Mercury Mountaineer all take this switch.
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Interchange: S9932 · SW3935 · HL7087 · 2L1Z11654BAA · 2L1Z11654BAB · 4L1Z11654BAA · SW5679 · SW6234
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Will this Explorer switch fit the 2002-2005 Ford Explorer?
Yes. Standard Ignition HLS-1071 fits the 2002-2005 Ford Explorer. The 2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac and the 2002-2004 Mercury Mountaineer take the same switch.
Is this Standard Ignition switch a combination switch?
Yes. The HLS-1071 is a combination switch with 4 switch positions, and it runs on 12 volts.
What connectors and terminals does the HLS-1071 headlight switch have?
It has two rectangular female connectors and 12 male blade terminals.
How does this headlight switch attach?
It attaches directly with a snap fit.
Does Standard Ignition HLS-1071 replace Ford 2L1Z11654BAA?
Yes. Ford 2L1Z11654BAA is one of the numbers this switch replaces, along with 2L1Z11654BAB and 4L1Z11654BAA. The full list is on the Interchange line.
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