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Outdoor Lci Rv Landing Gear 12v 16amp Extend/retract Switch on 2040-parts.com

US $28.99
Location:

Portland, Oregon, United States

Portland, Oregon, United States
These are NEW and never been installed they are Manufactures Surplus Overstocks. May have minor nicks and scratches due to storage and moving around warehouse.
Brand:LCI Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:AT141-84

Rocker Switch for Fifth Wheel Landing Gear
Outdoor LCI RV Landing Gear 12V 16Amp Extend/Retract Switch
OEM.

White bezel with black switch.
4 wires: Yellow, Red, Green, and Blue
Does not include instructions or mounting screws.
Labeled (Retract) and (Extend).
12V 16 Amp.

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