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Camaro Heater Control Panel Switch, Blower Motor Fan Speed,For Cars With Air Conditioning, 1969

Item EK-33-179217-1
Camaro Heater Control Panel Switch, Blower Motor Fan Speed,For Cars With Air Conditioning, 1969
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Original GM Part
      • Replaces Original Exactly
      • Chrome Lever
      • For Factory Air Conditioning Only
      • Fits 1969 Camaros
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: SW-23
      • Eckler OEM Number: 6273385

      Description

      It's Murphy’s Law…you hop into your prized Chevrolet Camaro on a freezing day, or if you have AC, a super hot day, and fire it up. You adjust the cabin temperature and…nothing happens. You slap your dash and frustration takes over. It could be your blower motor, or the wiring, but most likely it’s the blower motor switch. This little electro-mechanical device allows an air current to flow to the blower motor to warm or cool your interior and defrost your windows. Over time, the contacts wear and your Camaro switch begins to fail. Rick’s Camaros is here to help, and replacement can be done with a minimal mechanical knowledg

      Fitment:

      • 1969 Chevrolet Camaro

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