Buy ACDelco D6220C Switch AssemblyACDelco D6220C Switch Assembly Product Description:
- Optimizes engine performance
- Monitors vehicle's electronics
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- Tested under extreme conditions
- ACDelco's line of Original Equipment Ignition System and Switch products are ideal replacements for the worn equipment in your GM vehicle
- Reliability - thoroughly tested for trouble-free operation and performance
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- ACDelco is an Original Equipment (OE) supplier and has the experience engineering and manufacturing components that achieve the highest quality standards required by vehicle manufacturers
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OE Service Sensors/Relays/SwitchesACDelco offers a full line of Original Equipment Service Ignition System and Switch products that are ideal replacements for the worn equipment in your GM vehicle. With complete GM coverage and the peace of mind that comes with all ACDelco products it only makes sense to keep your GM vehicle all GM.Let ACDelco help you optimize your GM vehicle's performance with our high-quality Original Equipment Service Sensors, Relays and Switches. Full range of switch products -- door lock, turn signal, ignition, trunk, windshield wiper, multi-function and many more. Thoroughly tested for trouble-free operation and performance
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Instructions for 2002 Chevy Malibu replacement
By EAZ
This is a factory part and once replaced should solve the problems listed below. It worked perfectly for me.The switch needed to be replaced for the following problems:- The turn signal would click at random speeds.- The turn signal would click even when not activated.- Replacing the hazard switch did not solve the problem.Installing switch in 2002 Chevy MalibuSee the pictures I uploaded in the customer images section at the top of the page.1. Disconnect negative battery cable (factory connection uses 8mm wrench).2. Adjust steering wheel to the highest position. This will make it easier to get to the 3 screws located under the column.3. Use a 7mm socket (preferred) or a Torx T-25 bit to remove the screws under the column cover.4. Lower the steering wheel down a few steps.5. The column cover is two pieces. To remove the top cover - grab it in the middle closest to the steering wheel and pull straight up while holding the bottom cover still. Once loose from the clips pull it toward you (toward back of the car). This should remove it from the two rear hooks. The top cover should be completely off now. The bottom cover does not need to be removed.6. The switch is held in place by one screw. It is also a 7mm/T-25 screw. The screw is located top and center of the switch. Remove this screw.7. Lift the switch assembly up to give you more room to remove the wire connection clips. Remove the 3 clips. Be careful not to break any of the clips.8. The new switch is now ready for installation. Connect the 3 wire clips.9. VERY IMPORTANT!!!!! The switch is now ready to be put into position, but be careful. The "metal pin" needs to be depressed while the switch is put into position. Failure to press the "metal pin" in will damage the "metal pin".10. Depress the "metal pin" while putting the switch into position. Make sure the bottom plastic pins, one on each side, are aligned and going into the holes.11. The switch screw can now be installed. Before tightening the screw make sure the "metal pin" is not bent.12. Install the top column cover. Maneuver the top cover pins into the hooks of the bottom cover. When the pins are correctly in the hooks you can push the top cover and bottom covers together, the clips are closest to the steering wheel. The clip on the driver's side is particularly weak and careful attention should be placed on this clip while putting the two pieces together.13. Install the 3 screws on the bottom side of the column cover.14. Connect the negative battery cable.15. Make sure the signals and flashers work. If one direction clicks and flashes faster than the other you probably have a bad bulb on that side. Check and replace bulb(s) as necessary.Done
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Easy fix.
By GH
I bought this as a replacement due to constant clicking coming from the assembly. Although there are methods to fix your current one, I plan on keeping my Alero for a while so I felt the price was right for a reliable replacement. The hardest part of the install was separating the plastic cowl around the column. Once it was off, switching the units took two minutes. So far it works just like new and I have no complaints. No more clicking to drive me insane!!!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Thought I was purchasing an 'AC DELCO' replacement part!
By C Lopez
SO disappointed when receiving the switch assembly that has a HUGE MADE IN CHINA sticker on it with no regards to an authentic AC Delco part (no packing slip/no wrapping etc.) that I thought I was ordering!! We purchased this along with another AC Delco part & that came packaged nicely in an AC Delco package in the same box . . .BUYERS BEWARE!!!!!
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