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Standard® CBS-1112 Turn Signal Switch, Standard Intermotor

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CBS-1112 Turn Signal Switch, Standard Intermotor
CBS-1112 Turn Signal Switch, Standard Intermotor
CBS-1112 Turn Signal Switch, Standard Intermotor
CBS-1112 Turn Signal Switch, Standard Intermotor
CBS-1112 Turn Signal Switch, Standard Intermotor

Standard® CBS-1112 Turn Signal Switch, Standard Intermotor

Manufacturer #CBS-1112

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$133.49

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very straightforward switch (pun intended) Performs as well as the original after easy operation to change.
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Question: what do i do if my outback has fog lights? can i still use this switch or can i get another one from you guys that will work with my car?wall guy / Oct 04, 2020
Hi Boyd, This is a multi function switch, normally called a turn signal switch that controls the headlight on and off, high and low beam function, wiper switch and windshield wiper spray, cruise control and turn signal switch. On some cars the foglight switch is incorporated on this. But other vehicles had the switch separately. We recommend referring to a trusted vehicle specific repair manual for details about this problem. You can find more information here: https://www.carparts.com/blog/why-you-should-always-consult-a-repair-manual/ Also, it is best to consult with your local automotive shop or dealership for this particular detail.
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