Standard Ignition Headlight Switch P/N:HLS-1624
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition HLS-1533 headlight switch for the 2007-2008 BMW 328i and other vehicles switches the headlight circuit on and off. The plastic switch has a black knob and attaches directly with a snap fit.
Headlights that flicker, come on only with the knob held in one spot, or stay dark can mean the switch is worn. These signs alone do not prove the switch is at fault, since a blown fuse is another common cause of dead headlights.
The vehicles it fits include the 2007-2008 BMW 328i, the 2007-2008 BMW 328xi and the 2007-2008 BMW 335i, and it is an OE replacement. The 2007-2008 BMW 328i takes one switch. If your BMW is not named here, look up its year and model in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
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Interchange: 61316938866 · S10400 · SW9002 · HL7558
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This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is this BMW 328i headlight switch the right one for a 2007-2008 BMW 328i?
Yes. Standard Ignition HLS-1533 fits the 2007-2008 BMW 328i, and that car takes one switch.
How many terminals does the Standard Ignition HLS-1533 have?
It has one rectangular female connector with 10 male bullet terminals.
Is this headlight switch a 12-volt part?
Yes. The switch is rated for 12 volts, and its switch material is plastic.
Are these headlight switches tested for electrical performance?
Yes. The parts are 100% tested for both mechanical and electrical switching performance, and the conductors are a copper alloy.
Does Standard Ignition HLS-1533 replace SW9002?
Yes. SW9002 is one of the other-brand numbers that Standard Ignition HLS-1533 replaces; the remaining cross-reference numbers are on the Interchange line.
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