Standard Ignition Headlight Switch P/N:HLS-1624
Standard Ignition HLS-1149 headlight switch for the 2005-2007 Ford F-250 Super Duty and other vehicles lets the driver turn the headlights on and off.
Headlights that flicker or won't switch on or off, or a switch that feels loose or sticks, can mean the switch is wearing out. Before you replace it, rule out a burned-out bulb, a blown fuse or damaged wiring, since any of those can also leave the lights dark.
The 2005-2007 Ford F-250 Super Duty, 2005-2007 Ford F-350 Super Duty and 2005-2007 Ford F-450 Super Duty take this headlight switch, and so do other vehicles. The fitment calls for one switch per truck.
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Interchange: S10016 · SW7328 · HL7165 · 5C3Z11654BAA · SW6155
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Does the Standard Ignition HLS-1149 fit the 2005-2007 Ford F-350 Super Duty?
Yes. The Standard Ignition HLS-1149 fits the 2005-2007 Ford F-350 Super Duty. If your truck is a different one, look up its year and model in the "Vehicles it fits" section on this page.
What connectors and terminals does the HLS-1149 headlight switch have?
The Standard Ignition HLS-1149 has two rectangular female connectors and ten male blade terminals, and it is a 12-volt combination switch.
What are the conductors in this headlight switch made of?
The conductors are copper alloy, which gives high electrical conductivity with low resistive losses.
How do I know if my headlight switch is wearing out?
Headlights that flicker or don't respond, or a switch that feels loose or sticks, can mean it is wearing out. A shop can test the circuit if you are unsure.
Is the HLS-1149 headlight switch tested for both mechanical and electrical performance?
Yes. Every Standard Ignition HLS-1149 is 100% tested to verify both its mechanical and its electrical switching performance.
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