Standard Ignition Windshield Wiper Switch P/N:WP-292
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition WP-516 windshield wiper switch for the 2007-2008 Mazda 5 controls the wiper speeds, the delay settings and the washer spray. If a failed switch is the cause of your wiper problem, this new switch gives back control of the wiper functions.
Wipers that skip a speed or delay position, or a washer that does not spray, can mean the switch is wearing out. These signs alone do not prove the switch is at fault; a worn wiper motor is another common cause of wiper trouble. This listing is one switch, and the 2007-2008 Mazda 5 takes one.
This switch fits the 2007-2008 Mazda 5.
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Interchange: WW816 · SW8434 · WS6771 · CC2966128
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Is the Standard Ignition WP-516 wiper switch right for the 2007-2008 Mazda 5?
Yes, the Standard Ignition WP-516 is listed for the 2007-2008 Mazda 5, and that car takes one switch.
How many speed and delay settings does the Standard Ignition WP-516 have?
This switch has three wiper speed settings and four delay settings. It also has rear window wiper speed and delay controls and washer spray controls.
What terminals does this wiper switch have?
This wiper switch has 11 blade terminals and a female connector with one cavity.
My wipers ignore the delay position. Could the switch be involved?
A worn wiper switch can make the wipers skip delay or speed positions, or leave the washer without spray. A shop can test the switch circuit.
Is SW8434 an interchange number for the Standard Ignition WP-516?
Yes, SW8434 is listed as an interchange number for the Standard Ignition WP-516.
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