Standard Ignition Headlight Switch P/N:HLS-1356
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition HLS-1368 headlight switch for the 2004-2006 Dodge Durango turns the headlight circuit on and off. This Standard Ignition switch is rated at 12 volts.
Headlights that will not come on, that flicker, or a switch that feels loose can mean the switch has worn out. A blown fuse, a burned-out bulb or a corroded connector can be behind the same signs too, so find the cause before buying a new switch.
This listing is one switch, a direct-fit replacement for the 2004-2006 Dodge Durango, which takes one.
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Interchange: S10235 · 56049115AB · 56049115AC · 68019456AA · SW5307 · HL7393
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Is the HLS-1368 the right Dodge Durango headlight switch for a 2004-2006 model?
Yes. Standard Ignition HLS-1368 is a direct-fit replacement for the 2004-2006 Dodge Durango, and that vehicle takes one switch.
Does the Standard Ignition HLS-1368 have pin terminals?
Yes. Standard Ignition HLS-1368 has one rectangular female connector with five male pin terminals. It has three switch positions and is rated at 12 volts.
Does this headlight switch replace number 68019456AA?
Yes. 68019456AA is one of the numbers this switch replaces, along with S10235, 56049115AB, 56049115AC, SW5307 and HL7393.
How is this headlight switch tested?
Each unit goes through a 100% test of its mechanical and electrical switching performance. The conductors are copper alloy, which keeps resistive losses low.
Could flickering headlights come from the switch?
They can, since the switch controls the headlight circuit. With the lights off and the engine cool, look at the connector for rust or damage, and have a shop test the circuit if it looks fine.
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