Dorman 645-685 Door Jamb Switch Connector for Select Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Models

Name: Dorman 645-685 Door Jamb Switch Connector for Select Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Models
Brand: Dorman
SKU: 1018145
Price: 8.81 USD
Rating: 9.43 (23 reviews)

$ 8.81

Score By Feature

Based on 23 ratings

Delivery

9.04

Giftable

9.25

Satisfaction

9.09

Customer service

9.38

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Product Description

Designed to match the appearance and function of the factory hardware, the door jamb switch connector is a direct replacement for the factory hardware.

The connector is a reliable replacement for an original part that is missing or has failed due to wear and tear

Exceptionally durable - this part is constructed from high-grade materials to ensure the best possible performance and longevity

A trusted quality is backed by a team of product experts in the United States, with over a century experience in the automotive industry

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Questions & Answers

What's the best way to connect this to the front side marker light of a 14 Mustang?

It is true. Because the original owner spliced up the wrong side marker on my cousin's car, I had to replace the front side marker. For now, I left this Ford 6R3Z-A socket assembly available if you don't want to use the socket assembly anymore I am 13411 I've been using the BA Socket Assembly and it's been working

It appears that this wiring harness is the correct one for a 2004 Ford F150 that has a non-integrated front crash sensor The 14B004- What are the options for use of the AAA ?

3U2Z14S411RPC serves as both the door ajar and the crash sensor, along with some other connectors, according to the OEM part cross reference

Selected User Reviews For Dorman 645-685 Door Jamb Switch Connector for Select Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Models

It was the wiring, not the sensor, that needed to be repaired

5/5

It's suggested that you do. It was the wiring, not the sensor, that needed to be repaired. Trying this first or replacing both the wire and sensor is a good idea first.