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575383 - Column Stalk Switch – Indicator/Horn/Dip

Original price - Original price €35,90
Original price
€35,90
€35,90 - €35,90
Current price €35,90
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Column Stalk Switch mounted on the steering column, combining three controls in a single stalk: the turn-signal (indicator) switch, the horn push and the headlamp dip (high/low beam) switch.

Operating the stalk lets the driver direct the indicator, horn and headlamp-dip circuits without leaving the steering column.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 and 3
Fitment Notes SERIES III — Combined indicator, horn and headlamp dip column stalk switch (Lucas).
Alternative Codes
575383R575383575383ES

In stock 11 units
8 · Gouda 3 · Drachten
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  • Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days.
  • Outside EU/UK: delivery times vary — contact us for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the column stalk switch used for?
The column stalk switch operates the indicators, horn and headlamp dip from a single stalk on the steering column. One stalk controls the turn signals, sounds the horn and switches between high and low beam on the Series 3.
Does this column stalk switch fit the Series 3?
Yes, this column stalk switch fits the Series 3 as the combined indicator, horn and headlamp dip switch on the steering column. It replaces a worn or faulty original stalk that no longer cancels the indicators or holds the dip position reliably.
What are the signs the column stalk switch needs replacing?
A failing column stalk switch usually shows as indicators that don't self-cancel, a horn that won't sound, or a dip function that sticks. On the Series 3 all three run through this one stalk, so a single internal fault can affect more than one circuit.