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Reverse Light Switch for Ford Focus, Fiesta & Mazda 2 - MAP-100086Vehicle Fitment & Part Details Reverse Light Switch for Ford Focus, Fiesta and Mazda 2 MAP 100086. Activates the reverse lights when the gearbox is engaged in reverse. Key Details SKU MAP 100086 Component Type Reverse Light Switch Primary Fitment Ford Focus, Ford Fiesta, Mazda 2 Key Benefits Direct fit replacement across a wide range of Ford, Mazda, MG, Rover and Volvo manual gearboxes 2 pin connector with M16x1. 5 thread for straightforward
Vehicle Fitment & Part Details
Reverse Light Switch for Ford Focus, Fiesta and Mazda 2 - MAP-100086. Activates the reverse lights when the gearbox is engaged in reverse.
Key Details
- SKU
- MAP-100086
- Component Type
- Reverse Light Switch
- Primary Fitment
- Ford Focus, Ford Fiesta, Mazda 2
Key Benefits
- Direct-fit replacement across a wide range of Ford, Mazda, MG, Rover and Volvo manual gearboxes
- 2-pin connector with M16x1.5 thread for straightforward installation
- Cross-references multiple OE part numbers for confident fitment confirmation
- White housing for clear visual identification during service
OEM References
| Manufacturer | OE Reference |
|---|---|
| Ford | 97FG15520AC |
| Ford | 1137034 |
| Ford | 1383960 |
| Ford | 97FG15520AA |
| Ford | 1029819 |
| Ford | 97FG15520AD |
| Ford | 97FG15520AB |
| Ford | 1112601 |
| Mazda | C403 17 640A |
| Mazda | 1E04 17 640 |
| Mazda | 1E05 17 640 |
| Mazda | 1E05 17 640A |
| Rover | UMB 000020 |
| Volvo | 30614438 |
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Thread Size | M16x1.5 |
| Number of Pins | 2 |
| Housing Colour | White |
Vehicle Fitment
View Full Vehicle Fitment (154 applications)Fitment Notes
- Fits manual transmission applications. Confirm thread size, pin count, and housing colour against the existing switch before ordering.
- If the original switch on the vehicle carries any of the OE references listed above, this part is a confirmed fit.
Installation & Maintenance Tips
- Disconnect the battery before removing the existing switch.
- Have a small drip tray ready to catch any gearbox oil that may seep from the switch port during replacement.
- Clean the threaded port and apply a thin smear of thread sealant rated for gearbox use.
- Hand-tighten the new switch, then snug with a spanner. Do not over-tighten.
- Reconnect the connector and test reverse light operation before refitting any covers or trim.
Common Questions
- How do I confirm this switch fits my vehicle?
- Compare the existing switch thread (M16x1.5), pin count (2 pins), and any visible OE reference against the OEM References and Vehicle Fitment tables above. If they match, this switch is correct.
- Why is the same switch used on Ford and Mazda?
- Several Ford-platform vehicles share gearbox designs with Mazda models such as the Mazda 2 and Mazda 121 III. The reverse light switch is common across the platform.
- Will this work on automatic transmission vehicles?
- This switch is fitted to manual transmission gearboxes. Automatic vehicles use a different reversing signal source and this part will not apply.
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★★★★★ 3
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