Standard Ignition Windshield Wiper Switch P/N:DS-474
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Standard Ignition HS-474 rear windshield wiper switch for the 1998 Ford Explorer and other vehicles controls the windshield wiper functions.
A worn switch can show up as wipers that ignore the selected setting or work on only some settings. These signs alone do not prove the switch is at fault; a blown fuse can look the same.
It fits the 1998 Ford Explorer, the 2001-2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac and the 2000-2001 Ford Excursion. Each of them takes one switch, and this listing is a single switch.
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Interchange: BL203 · SW3383 · HC438 · E7GZ17A553B
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Is the HS-474 the right wiper switch for the 1998 Ford Explorer?
Yes. Standard Ignition HS-474 is a rear windshield wiper switch for the 1998 Ford Explorer, and the 2000-2001 Ford Excursion takes it as well.
Will the HS-474 work on a 2001-2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac?
Yes. Standard Ignition HS-474 fits the 2001-2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac as a rear windshield wiper switch, and that vehicle needs one.
How many terminals does this rear windshield wiper switch have, and what type?
This rear windshield wiper switch has six blade terminals and a female connector.
How can I tell if the HS-474 rear windshield wiper switch is failing?
The wipers may stay unresponsive on the position you select or run on only some positions. A shop can test the switch if you are unsure.
What are the conductors in this Standard Ignition wiper switch made of?
Standard Ignition HS-474 has copper alloy conductors, and each switch is 100% tested for mechanical and electrical switching performance.
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