Ford Focus Mk3 Indicator Wiper Control Stalk Squib Bracket Holder AV6T-6475-AD

Ford Focus Mk3 Indicator Wiper Control Stalk Squib Bracket Holder is an original component from the Switches, control elements and ignition switches group, designed for operating the turn signals and wipers on the steering column. It is a practical solution for Ford users who need a proven, used component with factory geometry and ergonomics.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 1926630
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 1926630
• Substitutable numbers: AV6T-6475-AD, AV6T6475AD, 1926630, BV6T-13N094-AG, BV6T13N094AG
• Part type: Switch Assembly
• Category: Switches & Controls

Purpose and function of the switch

The presented switch is mounted on the steering column and is responsible for precise control of the turn signals and wiper operation. The bracket design ensures stable seating on the column, and the electrical contact layout is matched to the Ford installation, which allows for maintaining the full functionality of the factory control system. Thanks to the preservation of the original operating characteristics, the switch travel is tactile, and the operating positions are easy to distinguish while driving. This facilitates operation without taking your eyes off the road and supports safe maneuvering in city traffic and on the road.

Advantages of using an original Ford component

Using an original switch from the Switches, control elements and ignition switches group allows you to maintain compatibility with the factory wiring harness and Ford control modules. The appropriate connectors, mounting geometry, and fit to the steering column housing reduce the risk of play, malfunction, or the need for installation modifications. A used OEM component is a reasonable choice for maintenance repairs – it allows you to restore the original operation of the control system while maintaining a favorable cost-to-quality ratio. In many cases, it is also a better solution than replacements with uncertain durability and a different lever feel.

Selection and technical compatibility

To correctly select this switch for a specific version of a Ford, it is worth verifying compatibility with your steering column configuration and vehicle equipment. The product has a dedicated OEM part number and associated interchangeable numbers, which facilitates unambiguous identification in service catalogs and parts selection systems. In practice, this means that when matching by part number and vehicle generation, you can obtain a component that, after installation, works with existing control modules without the need for additional programming or adaptation. This is particularly important in systems where the switch interacts with comfort and safety systems.

Condition, installation and service application

The item is offered as a used OEM component, which means it comes from disassembly and was previously used in a vehicle. This type of part is often chosen for post-accident repairs, in cases of mechanical damage to the lever or wear of the contacts, when the priority is to restore full functionality of the control system while maintaining the original design. Installing the switch in the steering column requires standard service procedures: removing covers, disconnecting connectors, and releasing the bracket mount. After proper seating and connecting the connectors, the switch should work according to factory settings, without the need for interference with the wiring harness. If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the steering wheel control area in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as light stalks, combination switches, or ignition switches, check the available parts in the Ford Switches, control elements and ignition switches category. For drivers who are simultaneously diagnosing noise in the engine or chassis area, a guide describing the symptoms of exhaust system damage, the selection of used OEM components, and avoiding unnecessary replacement of the entire set may be helpful – details can be found in the article Loud exhaust operation – when is it worth replacing the muffler and other exhaust system components with original used parts?.