Standard Ignition Turn Signal Switch P/N:DS-1289
Standard Ignition DS-1221 turn signal switch for the 1986-1987 Dodge D100 and other vehicles routes power to the left or right turn lamps when the driver signals a turn.
A worn switch can show up as turn signals that cut out, work on one side only or flash at odd times. Before you replace this switch, rule out a burned-out bulb, a blown fuse and damaged wiring, since any of them can make the signals misbehave too.
This turn signal switch fits the 1986-1987 Dodge D100, the 1986-1987 Dodge D150, the 1986-1987 Dodge D250 and other Dodge models. If your Dodge isn't named here, look up its year and model in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One turn signal switch. Each vehicle takes one.
Interchange: S3270 · 4360078 · SW1495 · DL6347
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the Standard Ignition switch DS-1221 fit the 1986-1987 Dodge D150?
Yes, Standard Ignition DS-1221 fits the 1986-1987 Dodge D150 and the 1986-1987 Dodge D250. For another year or model, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
How many terminals does the DS-1221 turn signal switch have?
Standard Ignition DS-1221 has eight male blade terminals and a male connector with one cavity.
What are the conductors in this turn signal switch made of?
The conductors are copper alloy, which gives low resistive losses. The switch is also tested for both mechanical and electrical switching performance.
What can a worn turn signal switch do while driving?
Turn signals that cut out, work on only one side or flash at odd times can be signs of a worn switch. A shop can test the circuit to confirm.
Does Standard Ignition DS-1221 replace SW1495?
Yes. Standard Ignition DS-1221 is listed as a replacement for SW1495.
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