OEM Hummer H2 Ignition Switch

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Hummer H2 Ignition Switch is in the core of the rugged character of the SUV, yet to value the product, you must comprehend why the Hummer H2 is still the top vehicle to purchase in case you need adventure and comfort. Hummer H2 makes its way above the normal traffic with the wide stance, heavy bumpers and permanent four wheel drive that ensures it catches and holds loose ground. It has a spacious cabin filled with comfortable seats, an optional power sunroof and strong recovery hooks that make every trip a mission without losing comfort. Powerful V8 runs through a sound automatic transmission allowing the Hummer to go over rocky terrain and still fly over the highways, meaning that Hummer H2 is the vehicle that can offer the versatility few competitors can. What is also important, the H2 Ignition Switch makes all that muscle alive. This miniaturized Ignition Switch activates the electrical system, lights-up parts, and makes the starter crank the engine, therefore, turning the key is the entry point to performance and entertainment, and internal copper contact makes sure the signal is crisp each time. Constructed to factory specifications, every Ignition Switch can resist vibration, supports key or keyless configurations and ensures that steering lock and dash lights are in harmony so that reliable starts are possible in all weather conditions even after decades of off road bumps and abrupt changes in weather. To replace, disconnect battery, remove trim, unclip the old unit, install new Ignition Switch, reinstall the trim, reconnect power and test.