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AFU4241LG - Switch Electrical Part Land Rover Range Rover

AFU4241LG - Switch

- €24,10
€24,10
€24,10 - €24,10
€24,10
OEM Part
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Switch A door-pillar contact switch for the interior courtesy lamp circuit.

The spring-loaded plunger is held depressed when the door is closed and releases as the door opens, completing the circuit to illuminate the interior courtesy lamp; the same contact provides the door-open signal used by the alarm system. It fits into the door pillar and is renewed when the courtesy lamp no longer responds to the door.
Alternative Codes
AFU4241LG

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  • Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days after dispatch.
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Frequently asked questions

What does the AFU4241LG switch control?
The AFU4241LG is a door-pillar contact switch for the interior courtesy lamp circuit. Its spring-loaded plunger completes the circuit when the door opens, lighting the courtesy lamp.
Does this switch do anything besides the courtesy lamp?
Yes, the same contact provides the door-open signal used by the alarm system, so a faulty switch can also cause false or missing alarm door status readings.
When should this switch be replaced?
Replace it once the courtesy lamp no longer responds reliably to the door opening or closing, which usually means the plunger contact has worn or corroded inside the pillar.