1982 Volvo 240 Dl Multi Function Switch, Cruise, Lights, Turn on 2040-parts.com
Brazil, Indiana, US
This is the multi function switch, good shape, it is off of a 1982 Volvo 240DL, Shows two part numbers 1258398DOT and 01817780, I know it is correct for that car but suspect that it will also be correct for many other years and models. If you do not know that it will work for your car please check with somebody who knows before you buy.
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