K2 Industries

Universal Combination Switch for Headlight Dimming Turn Signal Hazard

Name: Universal Combination Switch for Headlight Dimming Turn Signal Hazard
Brand: K2 Industries
SKU: K2-10912-GMC-006-TSARK
Price: 202.0 CAD
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Universal Combination Switch for Headlight Dimming Turn Signal Hazard

$202.00 CAD

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Universal Combination Switch for Headlight Dimming, Turn Signal & Hazard

Single stalk controls headlight dimming, turn signals, and hazard all in one unit. Built as a universal component that handles multiple lighting functions from the driver's side. Designed for DIY installation with basic hand tools and standard electrical connectors.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Universal Fitment

Key Features

Multi-Function Stalk - Eliminates separate stalks; one control for dimmer, turns, and hazard.
Standard Electrical Connectors - Wires to your existing harness without proprietary adapters.
Lever-Based Operation - Tactile feedback and positive engagement on each function.

Specs

Configuration: Combination stalk assembly
Functions: High/low dimming, left/right turn signals, hazard activation
Condition: New

Whats Included

Combination switch assembly

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this work with my factory steering column?

This is a universal component designed to mount to standard steering column shafts. Test-fit before final installation to confirm compatibility with your column's diameter and mounting style.

Do I need to splice wires or does it use connectors?

The switch uses standard electrical connectors. You'll need to match the connector types to your vehicle's harness — some vehicles use bullet connectors, others use multi-pin plugs. Have your harness visible before ordering if you want to confirm compatibility.

What if a function doesn't work after installation?

Start by checking that all connectors are fully seated and your vehicle's fuses for lights and signals are good. If a specific function (like hazard) stays dead while others work, the switch itself may be defective — contact support with photos of your connections for troubleshooting.