I pulled this from my 2004 Dodge 2500 when I added fog lights, works great.
Switches / Controls for Sale
Alfa romeo 156016102 electric fog spot light & mirror adjuster switches (US $5.00)
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Ford oem 5s4z-11582-bb switch, ignition lock & tumbler/ignition lock(US $101.45)
porsche 911 hazard warning flasher switch (US $15.00)
97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 century 4 door master left power window control swit(US $29.99)
04 05 06 ls1 ls2 pontiac gto power side view mirror control switch button(US $21.99)
Volkswagen to add compact four-door coupe to its lineup
Fri, 16 Mar 2012Volkswagen has hatched plans for a second four-door “coupe” model as part of a strategy to shore up its North American and Chinese market shares while providing a suitable addition to its European lineup. To be positioned underneath the recently facelifted CC, the new four-seater is set to form part of the Jetta lineup, joining successors to today's sedan and wagon models in an expanded three-model range. They're all set to hail from Volkswagen's Puebla plant in Mexico, the same site responsible for the newly launched second-generation Beetle.
New Michelin Premier A/S with EverGrip tyres promise better grip when worn and 60,000 miles
Wed, 15 Jan 2014New Michelin Premier A/S with EverGrip tyres (pictured) promise better grip when worn and 60,000 miles We all know that tyres for a car don’t seem to last five minutes, and every mile you drive from new makes the tyres less effective. But Michelin reckon they’ve turned that logic on its head with their new Premier A/S with Evergrip. Due to launch in the US in spring – and hopefully the UK and Europe later in the year – the Michelin Premier A/S with EverGrip has new tyre technology that actually improves grip as the tyre wears, and promises 60,000 miles of useful life.
Video: BMW on its haptic technology design
Tue, 07 May 2013BMW has released a video revealing the intense work that goes into developing its haptic technology. Haptics – the way something feels – provide important feedback to drivers, making it essential to develop high-quality technology. To ensure this happens the Haptics team is involved from the start of the design process to maintain the high standards BMW is known for.

