Body Combination Switch (Steering Column Control) ?

This steering column switch assembly is needed to control key driver functions without taking your hands off the wheel. It usually manages turn signals, headlight modes (low/high/flash),and often the wiper/washer commands depending on trim. A solid, responsive switch keeps your lighting and signaling accurate, improving road safety day and night.

How It Works ⚙️

Inside the unit, a set of sliding contacts and detents routes low-current signals to the vehicle’s body control system. When you move the stalk, the switch changes circuits and sends commands that activate lamps, relays, or control modules. The design is built for thousands of clicks, with spring tension to return the lever and hold positions correctly.

When It’s Failing or Broken ❗

A worn switch can cause intermittent indicators, high beams that won’t latch, lights that flicker, or wipers that act on their own. In some cases, signals may not cancel after a turn, or you may lose washer function entirely. Driving with these faults can reduce visibility, confuse other drivers, and may lead to inspection failure.

Common Symptoms

• Turn signals work only sometimes
• High beam flash works but high beam won’t stay on
• Headlights or wipers operate randomly
• Stalk feels loose, sticky, or doesn’t “click” cleanly

Compatibility ✅

• Murano