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Standard Motor Products HZS136 Hazard Warning Switch
for 2009 Toyota Avalon 3.5L V6 Gas DOHC

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Standard Motor Products HZS136 Hazard Warning Switch - 2009 Toyota Avalon

Standard Motor Products
Brand:Standard Motor Products
Part Number: HZS136
UPC: 025623617435
Weight: 0.06 lbs
Condition:New



On Sale:

$97.89

Availability:
5 in Stock
Warehouse: US-7
Quantity:

Product Information

Description:

Get the Standard Motor Products HZS136 Hazard Warning Switch for your 2009 Toyota Avalon. Buy now and secure your purchase online!

Our hazard warning switches are a direct-fit replacement electrically operated switch that replaces damaged OE units restoring hazard flasher function. Copper alloy conductors ensure superior electrical conductivity with low resistive losses. Robust design and high grade materials meet the stringent demands of today's service professional. All of our switches are made to OE spec to ensure proper fit, form and function.

Specifications:

Color:
Black, Silver
Connector Gender:
Female
Contents:
Switch
Finish:
Plastic
Terminal Gender:
Male
Terminal Quantity:
9
Terminal Type:
Blade
Airtex #:
1S9728
BWD #:
HDS136
BWD Intermotor #:
HDS136
CARQUEST Premium By WELLS #:
53-22168
Duralast #:
SW7141
Toyota #:
8433207010
Country of Origin:
US

Manufacturer Warranty:

36 Months

Standard Motor Products HZS136 Hazard Warning Switch compatibility with your 2009 Toyota Avalon...

Last Updated: 12/12/2023

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