1979 1980 Mustang Dome Light Switch 1981 1982 on 2040-parts.com
28097 Locust, NC, US
1979-82 Dome Light Switch
Item Number: 3379046
Description:
Factory Ford push-button switch that mounts in the front door jamb near the door hinge and turns on the dome light when the door opens. This switch fits both passenger and driver side doors in all 1979-82 models.
Year Range: 79,80,81,82
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