Installation Time
(approx) 15 Minutes
Difficulty Level:
Simple installation for anyone.
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Door Jamb Courtesy Switch (63-67 Corvette C2)Find parts that fit my vehicle
Item EK-25-124756-1
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Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- 1963-1967 Corvette C2 Door Jamb Courtesy Lamp Switch Fits Left And Right Hand Side
- Quality EC Products Design Reproduction Part
- Manufactured To Original Factory Specifications
- Two Required Per Car
- Fits 1963-1967 Corvette C2 Models
Description
DOOR JAMB SWITCH FUNCTION. The Door Jamb Courtesy Switch for 1963-1967 is designed to activate the courtesy lamp when the vehicle door is opened or closed. This component ensures interior illumination for safety and convenience when entering or exiting the vehicle in low-light conditions.
CONSTRUCTION AND APPEARANCE. This switch is manufactured to original factory specifications, preserving the authentic look and reliable functionality. It uses durable materials to meet or exceed the quality of the original equipment, maintaining a consistent and classic appearance.
INSTALLATION. Designed to fit both left and right door jambs, installation is straightforward and typically does not require drilling, allowing for a clean, hassle-free replacement during restoration or repair.
APPLICATION. Fits 1963-1967 Corvette C2 models, providing an accurate reproduction part for these specific years and generation.
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Installation Info
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- (1) Door Jamb Courtesy Switch
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