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C10) C7SZ-13482-BR Stop Lamp Relay - 1966 1967 Thunderbird
$ 21.11
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Kim Paulson
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C7SZ-13482-BR Stop Lamp Relay
Replaces: Stop Lamp Relay in the trunk
Application:
1966 1967 Thunderbird
All parts we sell are aftermarket replacement parts manufactured by Cougars Unlimited. They are made to plug and play into the original mounting and wiring harness. They are new and come with a 2-year limited warrant plus and additional 2 years from us.
Extensive research has been put into the choosing of proper connectors, gauge of wires, industrial grade connectors and electronic components. They are nice! All aspects of the manufacturing process from design to testing are overseen by an electronic engineer with over 25 years of experience as a result these units the most robust and reliable units on the market.
Cougars Unlimited manufactures turn signal systems for 1967-1973 Cougar and 1965-1971 Thunderbird sequential and now has expanded to include a broad selection of Ford vintage and muscle cars. Since 1981 Cougars Unlimited has been the source for the electronic sequencers used to replace the failure-prone mechanical motor driven turn signal sequencers. Member of the Cougar Club of America since 1981 and a founding member of the Cougar Club of New Mexico.
25 years of service / Thousands sold to satisfied customers.
4 year warranty
Attention Canadian customers; There are several problems with shipping to Canada. The Canadian postage service is expensive, slow, often loses packages and custom’s processing takes forever. Thus the high postage rates. Also because of the average delivery time of 30 days I have changed my Canadian policy to wait 60 days before filing a lost package claim.