DAC3844-INT - Reverse Switch by IntermotorElectrical Part Land Rover Range Rover

DAC3844-INT - Omkeerschakelaar

- €11,50

€11,50

€11,50 - €11,50

€11,50

OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.

Brand Intermotor

Achteruitrijschakelaar voor de handgeschakelde versnellingsbak. De schakelaar wordt in de versnellingsbakbehuizing geschroefd, waar de plunjer ervan wordt ingedrukt door het selectiemechanisme wanneer de achteruitversnelling wordt ingeschakeld.

Het sluiten van de schakelaar maakt het achteruitrijlampcircuit compleet, waardoor de achterste achteruitrijlichten oplichten wanneer achteruit is geselecteerd. Hij wordt erin gedraaid totdat de lampen betrouwbaar branden bij inschakeling en wordt vastgedraaid tot 24 Nm.

Alternative Codes

DAC3844-INT

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When will my order arrive?

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Netherlands / Belgium / Germany: 2–4 working days after dispatch.
Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days after dispatch.
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Frequently asked questions

What does the reverse switch do?

This reverse lamp switch threads into the gearbox casing, where its plunger is depressed by the selector mechanism when reverse gear is engaged. Closing the switch completes the reversing-lamp circuit, illuminating the rear reverse lights.

What torque should this switch be tightened to?

This switch should be wound in until the reverse lamps light reliably on engagement, then tightened to 24 Nm. Over-tightening beyond this can damage the switch or the gearbox casing threads.

What happens if this switch fails?

A failed reverse switch typically means the reverse lights don't come on when reverse is selected, even though the gearbox itself is working fine. It's an electrical fault isolated to the lamp circuit rather than the gearbox mechanism.

Does this switch fit both manual and automatic gearboxes?

This switch is for the manual gearbox, threading into the gearbox casing where the selector mechanism operates it directly. Automatic gearboxes typically use a different reverse signal method integrated into the transmission control system.