K2 Industries

Combination Switch - H/L Dimming Turn Signal Hazard Wiper Washer

Name: Combination Switch - H/L Dimming Turn Signal Hazard Wiper Washer
Brand: K2 Industries
SKU: K2-10923-LNC-006-TSARK
Price: 174.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

Combination Switch - H/L Dimming Turn Signal Hazard Wiper Washer

$174.00 CAD

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Combination Switch — Headlight Dimmer, Turn Signal, Hazard, Wiper & Washer

One stalk controls your lights, wipers, and signals — everything you need for safe driving without hunting for separate controls. This combination switch handles high/low beam dimming, turn signals, hazard activation, windshield wipers, and washer spray in a single integrated unit. Built to restore full functionality to your steering column.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Complete Stalk Assembly

Key Features

5-in-1 Control Function - Eliminates multiple stalks; one unit handles dimming, signals, hazards, wipers, and washers
OEM-Style Integration - Designed to mount directly to factory steering column attachment points
Complete Assembly - Full stalk with all internal contacts and mechanisms pre-assembled

Specs

Configuration: Combination headlight/turn/hazard/wiper/washer switch assembly
Condition: New

What's Included

Combination switch stalk assembly

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this come with mounting hardware?

The switch assembly itself is included; mounting hardware at the steering column is not confirmed with this unit. Check your vehicle's service manual or test-fit before final installation to confirm what fasteners you'll need.

Will this work with my vehicle's wiper and washer system as-is?

This switch is designed as a direct replacement for factory combination units. If your original switch controlled wipers and washers, this one will too — no additional wiring required beyond the steering column connection.

Can I install this myself?

Installation involves removing the steering column cover and disconnecting the old switch, then plugging in the new one. You'll need basic hand tools and comfort working around the steering column; a service manual for your specific vehicle is strongly recommended.