Standard Ignition Headlight Switch,Turn Signal Switch,Windshield Wiper Switch P/N:CBS-1930
Standard Ignition CBS-1065 front windshield wiper switch for the 1983-1986 Nissan Sentra and other vehicles mounts on the steering column and works the headlights, turn signals and wipers from one lever.
A lever that sticks, wipers that skip a speed or the delay setting, or turn signals that quit can point to a worn switch. A wiper motor, a relay, a fuse or a bulb can show similar signs, so find the cause before you buy a new switch. The steering column takes one switch.
It fits the 1983-1986 Nissan Sentra and the 1983-1984 Nissan 720. The switch is designed for Nissan vehicles, with handle materials that match OE design and testing against OE specifications.
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Interchange: S839 · SW1311 · HL6723 · 88923815 · 2556004A60
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Is the Standard Ignition CBS-1065 wiper switch right for a 1983-1986 Nissan Sentra?
Yes. The Standard Ignition CBS-1065 fits the 1983-1986 Nissan Sentra and the 1983-1984 Nissan 720.
How many wiper speeds does the Standard Ignition CBS-1065 switch have?
The Standard Ignition CBS-1065 has three wiper speeds and one delay setting, plus windshield washer spray control.
Does this windshield wiper switch have a high beam flasher?
Yes. It has a momentary high beam flasher and a latching high beam operator, along with the main light operator and turn signal control.
What connectors does this windshield wiper switch use?
It has three rectangular female connectors with 17 male blade terminals in total, for a 12-volt system.
Does the Standard Ignition CBS-1065 replace part number S839?
Yes. S839 is an interchange number for the Standard Ignition CBS-1065 windshield wiper switch.
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