Ford F150 Headlight Dash Dimmer Lights Switch 97-03 on 2040-parts.com
Pensacola, Florida, US
Nice headlight and dimmer switch. This model does NOT have the "pull" for fog lights, and has NO setting for "auto lights" In good condition. Removed from a 1999 F150; should fit other years in the 97-03 range and maybe even Expeditions's but check with a dealer before bidding. Make sure yours uses a plug layout like pictured.
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