1980-93 Ford Bronco & Truck Brake Light Switch- F100 F150 F250 F350 Ranger-#546 on 2040-parts.com
Gulfport, Mississippi, United States
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New brake light switch. Fits listed Ford Bronco and truck models. May fit other makes and models. Check your original style and part number. Do not rely on the vehicle compatibility. Quantity: 1 switch. Replaces O.E. # E0TZ-13480B, E3TZ-13480B. 1980-85 & 89-93 Bronco. 1980-83 F100, F350. 1980-85 & 90-93 F150, F250. 1990-93 F350, F Super Duty. 1983 Ranger. Free U.S. Shipping. International shipping calculated by location. |
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