Reverse Light Switch - CI XRLS205

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The CI XRLS205 Reverse Light Switch is an essential replacement component designed for vehicle owners and mechanics maintaining Dacia, Renault, Nissan, and General Motors models. This precision-engineered switch restores reliable operation to your reverse lighting system, ensuring other drivers and pedestrians are alerted when your vehicle is in reverse gear. While it provides an exact fit for specified models, users must carefully cross-reference their vehicle's technical specifications and existing part numbers before installation to guarantee compatibility.
| Model Part Number | XRLS205 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CI |
This switch is compatible with various models from Dacia, Renault, Nissan, and General Motors.
You will need a 24mm spanner or deep-well socket to install the switch.
The CI XRLS205 is a 2-pin connector switch.
The thread size for this unit is M14 x 1.5.
Always check your vehicle's owner manual or cross-reference the OEM part number with the CI XRLS205 specifications provided.
No, the light blue housing is simply for identification and does not impact the functional performance of the switch.
Check the 2-pin connector to ensure it is fully seated and the locking clip is engaged.
Verify that the thread size matches M14 x 1.5. If the switch does not thread smoothly, do not force it, as you may damage the transmission housing.
Inspect the wiring harness for signs of corrosion or exposed wires near the connector point.
Before starting the installation, ensure the vehicle is parked on a flat surface and the ignition is off. Locate the switch on the gearbox housing—this often requires raising the vehicle safely on jack stands.
Keep the exterior of the switch free from excessive grease build-up during long-term use to ensure the connector remains secure.