Nos 1976-1977 Ford Granada Mercury Monarch Tilt Wheel Wiper Washer Switch In Box on 2040-parts.com
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NOS Windshield Wiper Switch which fits the following: FORD MERCURY Box part # = D6DZ-17A553-C / SW-1347 Part is marked Ford & D6DB-14A163-CB on black rubber boot Part is marked Motorcraft & D6DB-17A553-A1D 6LC on brown plastic terminal clip 6 terminals Great shape just don't need it anymore. Thanks
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