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OPR Power Door Lock Switch; Driver Side (94-98 Mustang)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item 17274
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AmericanMuscle no longer carries the OPR Power Door Lock Switch; Driver Side (94-98 Mustang). Please check out 1979-1993 Foxbody Mustang Interior Styling for an updated selection.
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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

    Features

    • Perfect for Restorations
    • Reliable Operation
    • OEM Quality
    • Fits Driver Side Only - Sold Individually
    • Fits All 1994-1998 Mustangs

    Description

    Restoration; Repair. Now you can restore your classic SN95 Mustangs interior back to it's original showroom condition and fix those malfunctioning power door locks at the same time by replacing those defective power door lock switches with brand new reproduction replacements from AmericanMuscle. O

    EM Quality.     Made to the original factory specifications from OEM quality materials this reproduction Mustang OPR Driver side power door lock switch is a perfect fit and provides reliable maintenance-free operation.

    Application.     This OPR Driver Side Power Door Lock Switch is designed to be a direct fit replacement for all 1994 to 1998 Ford Mustangs, including the V6, GT, and SVT Cobra models. Sold individually.

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    Installation & What's in the Box

    Installation Info

    Installation Time

    (approx) 1 Hour

    Difficulty Level:

    Simple installation for anyone.

    Installation Guides

      No guide available for this part yet.

    What's in the Box

    • (1) Left Hand - Driver Side Power Door Lock Switch

    Tech Specs

    4.6

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