Buy Motorcraft SW5919 Cruise Control SwitchMotorcraft SW5919 Cruise Control Switch Product Description:
- Resists abrasion and corrosion
- Made of high quality
- Highly durable and reliable
- Easy installation
- Manufactured under stringent standards
Product Description
Motorcraft Cruise Control Switches are designed and tested to meet OE specifications for durability and reliability under extreme conditions. They are manufactured under stringent standards, ensuring lasting durability. These switches resist abrasion and environmental corrosion.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By B. Ratte
Switches are an exact replacement for my 1996 Ford Ranger and they nclude the wires. Although some reviewers pointed out that you can replace the switch alone by releasing the wiring from them, my wires were pretty degraded. If you need to replace the wiring too, then the easiest way is to pull the steering wheel. Disconnect the battery, wait at least 10 minutes, then pop the plugs on the sides of the steering wheel. Remove the nuts underneath and the airbag module comes right off. Set it aside, remove the nut holding the wheel (!) and use a steering wheel puller to remove the wheel. The new switches and wiring require no modification and fit like a glove. They also work perfectly and make your truck look "like new." The only criticism I have of them is that the backlighting is pretty dim, but I think the originals weren't much brighter. The price was very good (best I found), and it included free shipping. If your switches are cracking and falling apart then you should buy them right now.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By TJ
This OEM switch works fine and does not take much time to install. There *is* a learning curve to figure out how to disconnect the wiring harness if you only want to swap out the button packs. The harness connectors are L-shaped with a lip on the bottom front end. This lip prevents the connectors from being pulled out. As another reviewer mentioned, use a knife or small screwdriver to unplug the wiring harness. Slide the knife under the connector and gently push the connector up while pulling it out. The other alternative is to get a steering wheel puller and install the complete switch pack and wiring harness.The new switch works without issue. It's not clear why the Ford engineers chose this connector design, though.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Frank M. Valenzuela
Order was received in a few days. Product was the same as dealer's except it was less than half at Amazon. Easy to install, perfect fit, very please with it. Thanks
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