Switches & Controls
Ignition Lock Cylinder
Mopar
05179511AA
Cylinder Does Not Contain Any Internal Components.
Multi-Function Switch
Mopar
68041485AD
Turn Signal with Front Fog. [jha,lnj,bnb]. [jha,jkb,lnj]. Left Stalk Includes Interior Lights, Exterior Lights (High/Low) & Turn Signal...
Window And Door Lock Switch
Mopar
04602780AD
6 gang high current. Left Hand Drive. 6 gang [JPD[.
MSRP $322.00 CAD
Ignition Switch
Mopar
04685719AI
Up to 6/19/07. Switch. After 09/25/06. Steering column mounted.
Clock Spring
Mopar
68339336AB
[lmg,lnj,bnb] after 07/13/06. After 06/26/06. Includes Steering Angle Sensor. [x81+jha+jhb+lnj+bnb-lpg]. This is a 10 circuit...
MSRP $725.00 CAD
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Mopar® Switches & Controls: Managing Vehicle Functions
The Mopar® parts team has all the parts you're looking for your restoration, modification, or repair project. Switches and controls are the interface points between you and your vehicle's electrical systems. These components include window switches, climate control knobs, cruise control buttons, and mirror adjustment controls. They send electrical signals to activate various functions throughout your vehicle. Modern vehicles like the Jeep Grand Cherokee and RAM 2500 contain dozens of switches managing everything from lighting to entertainment systems.
Why Switches Stop Working
Switches fail from repeated physical contact wearing down internal electrical contacts. Dirt and moisture seep past weatherstripping and corrode connection points. Plastic housings crack from temperature extremes and physical stress. Internal springs lose tension and prevent proper switch return to neutral position. Generic aftermarket switches often use cheaper plastics that become brittle or contact materials that corrode faster. Mopar® switches undergo extensive testing to ensure long-term reliability under real-world conditions.
Recognizing Switch Failure
A switch that requires multiple presses to activate indicates worn contacts. Intermittent function suggests loose connections or corroded terminals. Complete failure means the switch needs immediate replacement. If controls feel loose or wobbly, internal mounting points have likely broken. Replace failed switches promptly to maintain full control of vehicle functions and prevent safety issues related to inoperative systems.
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