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Door Ajar Warning Switch & Hood Open Warning Switch (73-82 Corvette C3)Find parts that fit my vehicle
Item EK-25-124760-1
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$37.99
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A
Features
- Compatible With S-Series, Astro, Safari Models
- Designed To Activate Interior Lights And Alert Systems
- Ensures Door Ajar And Hood Open Warning Functions Work Correctly
- Manufactured To Meet Original Equipment Standards
- Durable And Reliable Electrical Component
- Fits 73-82 Corvette C3
Description
Essential Vehicle Component. The Door Ajar Warning Switch & Hood Open Warning Switch serves as a key safety feature by detecting when a door or hood is not fully closed. It activates interior lights and dashboard alerts to inform the driver, enhancing safety and preventing accidental damage. This switch is critical for maintaining proper vehicle operation and occupant awareness.
Construction and Appearance. This switch is manufactured with high-quality materials that ensure durability and long-lasting performance. It features a robust design with precise engineering to fit securely within the door jamb area. The component typically has a smooth black or dark finish that resists corrosion and wear under varying conditions.
Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling, as it is designed to fit factory mounting points. Its plug-and-play nature allows for a quick replacement without specialized tools.
Warranty. This part comes with a minimum 12-month warranty, ensuring reliability and peace of mind for professional installers and enthusiasts alike.
Application. Fits 73-82 Corvette C3.
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