Universal Headlight Switch, 3 Position, Black Knob
Universal Headlight Switch, 3 Position, Black Knob
Speedway Motors

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#91064051

Universal Headlight Switch, 3 Position, Black Knob

  • This universal 3-position headlight switch features Off, Park, and Headlight/tail light positions
  • Perfect for hot rods, street rods, trucks and more
  • Requires a 7/16" mounting hole and is compatible with up to 3/8" thick panels
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Universal Fit, .4375" Hole Diameter, 15 amps Amperage

  • This universal 3-position headlight switch features Off, Park, and Headlight/tail light positions
  • Perfect for hot rods, street rods, trucks and more
  • Requires a 7/16" mounting hole and is compatible with up to 3/8" thick panels
  • Uses screw type terminals for positive retention of wires
  • Knob has M5x0.8 threads and can be replaced with billet-look knob 446 5300 for custom look
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MFG. Part #91064051
BrandSpeedway Motors
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Speedway Motors 91064051 Details

  • This universal 3-position headlight switch features Off, Park, and Headlight/tailight
  • Screw type terminals
  • 7/16" mounting hole.
  • Has a 15 amp per circuit rating at 12 volts

Speedway Motors 91064051 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91064051
BrandSpeedway Motors
GENERAL
Hole Diameter.4375"
Number of PositionsThree
Amperage15 amps
Voltage12 volts
Terminal TypeScrew
Sold in QuantityEach
NotesKnob has M5x0.8 threads

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

122 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly valued the product for its quality, versatility, and vintage appeal. They mentioned it fit well in various models and was easy to install, appreciating its practicality and ability to resemble original parts. Some customers recommended it as a worthy alternative to other switches, citing its good functionality and ability to improve the build. Others praised its compact, sturdy structure, modern appearance, and great performance. Notably, the product consistently adapted well to custom installations and DIY projects. Some reviews reported issues about dash lights and questioned product sturdiness. Overall, satisfaction was high, with multiple customers making repeat purchases.

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4.7

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Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

For my purposes, this is an excellent pr

The switch is more compact and easier to install than the stock switch. The only thing that it doesn't do that the stock switch did is dim the dash lights. The single best thing about it is that I don't have to reach behind the dash to pull the trigger that realeases the knob. Just loosen the set screw and I'm finished. The second best thing is that it costs a fraction of the cost of a stock switch.

Most Liked Negative Review

1.0

Universal - yes. Good - no

I wired this switch into the dash of my 23 T build and it looked very good. However, after the first time I pulled it out and pushed it in, it broke inside. It became very sloppy and didn't work anymore.

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5.0

3 months ago

Huggy

Auburn NY

Verified

Installed in my t bucket. All good

Would Recommend

Great product for my needs

4.0

6 months ago

Jim

Central Arkansas

Verified

Worked out great

Would Recommend

Just what my hot rod needed

5.0

7 months ago

Bob

SantaFe, Tx.

Verified

I will install this in my model A hot rod. My headlights work on a toggle switch right now but will be converted over to this switch in the dash.

Would Recommend

I actually would give it a 5 but...

3.0

8 months ago

joyer

Cincinnati, Ohio

Verified

I would give it a 5 but, I bought this one to replace one that I installed that was only a few weeks old that failed. The threaded part on my old one let go and whatever is inside became sloppy and loose and didn't work right. That said, I am a car builder and I use these switches all the time and this is the first failure I've had

Would Recommend

Fit perfect ß much better built than most

5.0

11 months ago

Woodie

Phx

Verified

1940 ford headlight switch. Fit function 100 % better e than stock switch Has last longer than the last 3 switches that were direct replacement. 5 times heavier ready ready pull ready to install Would buy again

Would Recommend

Yes quality product

5.0

11 months ago

Bigun

Waco tx

Verified

Installed in a 1949 internatio al kb 1

Would Recommend

Headlight switch

3.0

a year ago

Rick

Wisconsin

Verified

Pretty generic headlight switch does not have a dimmer.

Would Not Recommend

Yes

5.0

a year ago

Art

Las vegas

Verified

Love the quality of pull knob and adjustment for different dash thickness is a plus. Be mindful if you have a tight area,mine was a tight fit.

Would Recommend

1950 pickup light switche

5.0

a year ago

Zum

Wisconsin

Verified

This switch is just right for vehicles with separate headlights and dash lights.

Would Recommend

Decent switch

3.0

a year ago

Mike

Iowa

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Only complaint would be if it came with a second jam nut. Threaded portion spins in the housing so I had to use the nut to lock it in place and source a second to set the switch depth in the dash.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

10 Questions • 13 Answers

I have no instructions with my universal light switch. How do I identify which prongs to use?

by Chip

• 7 years ago

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I'm using your universal light switch with a aftermarket wiring harness on my dune buggy. the harness has four wires, one marked dimmer, one marked dash, one marked 12 volts, and one marked run lights. what prongs on the switch go where?

by chip

• 7 years ago

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Can you connect low beam to running park/lights and High beams to Headlights terminal?

by jay

• 8 years ago

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How long is the switch not including the knob?

by Tracy

• 8 years ago

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What is the difference between the Acc./ park light and the Running / Park Light posts? I'm using the Speedway Economy 12 Circuit Wiring Harness for this, along with digital gages... which post do the Digital gage lights need to connect to?

by Tom Slick

• 9 years ago

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how long is the threaded shaft, how thick a dashboard with this fit?

by Jim

• 9 years ago

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How do you get the knob off without breaking it . Does it screw off or pull off

by Olskool

• 11 years ago

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What is amps rating?

by MansArt

• 15 years ago

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Do the park lights go off when the headlight switch is on with this model?

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• 15 years ago

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will this work with a 1991 daihatsu cherade se 1.3 liter motor

by kwash

• 15 years ago

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