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13-21 Nissan Multi-Model Fog Lights Switch

K2 Industries
K2-3835-NIS-006-LGHT
Lighting
$80.00 $59.99
$59.99

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13-21 Nissan Multi-Model Fog Lights Switch
13–21 Nissan Multi-Model Fog Lights Switch

OEM-style fog light control switch engineered for multiple Nissan platforms. Direct replacement design restores independent fog light operation without modification to existing dash or wiring harness. Built to factory electrical specifications.

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Key Features
  • Multi-model compatibility - Works across multiple Nissan platforms in the 13–21 model range without adapter harnesses
  • OEM electrical spec - Matches factory voltage and switching logic for plug-and-play integration
  • Tactile detent action - Precise click engagement confirms fog light activation
Specs
  • Switch assembly, OEM-style electrical connector
  • Compatible with factory fog light circuits 13–21 model years
What's Included
  • Fog light control switch
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this switch work with my truck's factory wiring?

Yes — this switch is engineered to integrate directly into OEM electrical harnesses without rewiring. Connector and voltage spec match factory systems for the model range covered.

Do I need to remove the dashboard to install this?

Switch removal and installation depth depend on your specific model's dash design — consult your service manual for dash panel access and switch location before starting work.

What if the switch doesn't activate my fog lights after installation?

Test continuity on the factory fog light relay and bulbs first — a non-functional switch after installation usually points to a blown relay or disconnected harness rather than the switch itself. Trace the circuit back to the fuse box if lights still won't engage.

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