Reverse Light Switch - CI - XRLS69

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The CI XRLS69 Reverse Light Switch is a precision-engineered replacement component designed for automotive enthusiasts and DIY mechanics who require a reliable electrical trigger for their vehicle's reverse lighting system. This high-quality switch ensures seamless activation whenever the vehicle is shifted into reverse, offering a durable construction with a standard 2-pin configuration. While it is built to exact specifications for compatibility, users should verify their vehicle's thread pitch and connector orientation before installation to ensure a perfect match.
| Model Part Number | XRLS69 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CI |
You will need a 19 mm spanner and a vehicle jack with jack stands for safety.
No, this switch is specifically designed for systems requiring an M12 x 1.5 thread and an oval 2-pin connector.
It is recommended to inspect the port for a crush washer or O-ring and replace if necessary according to your vehicle service manual.
You can usually perform a quick swap, but have a drain pan ready as some fluid loss is common when the switch is removed.
The switch measures 39 mm in length.
Check that the 2-pin connector is fully seated and verify that the fuse for the reverse light circuit has not blown.
Ensure the thread size is M12 x 1.5. Clean the transmission port of any debris or old sealant before attempting to thread the new part.
To install this part, ensure the engine is off and the vehicle is securely lifted. Locate the existing switch on the transmission casing; use a 19 mm spanner to carefully unscrew the old unit. Be prepared to catch any small amount of transmission fluid that may escape during removal. Screw the new XRLS69 switch in by hand initially to avoid cross-threading, then tighten to the manufacturer's torque specification using your 19 mm spanner. Ensure the oval 2-pin connector is clicked firmly into place. Periodically check the area for fluid leaks and ensure the harness remains free of corrosion.