Whats the difference between these two turn signal switches besides wire colors, and the orientation of the black center piece, ( I think it spins anyway for the turn signal cancel function.). Both parts are for a tilt steering column. At Autozone, there is a $30 dollar difference.

This one is the correct one for my truck: (1986)

OEM #'s E5TA- 13B302- BA; E5TZ- 13341- B; F0UA- 13B302- FA






And this one is for an 1988:

OEM #'s E7TA- 138302- BA; E7TZ- 13341- B; F0TA- 13B302- FA

 

Ya, I'm with ya'll, i cant see a difference either

 

I'm putting a tilt column out of a Bronco that caught fire into my 62 Ford Unibody. The harness number is E7TA- 138302- BA. Can anyone tell me what wires go to what? I don't have the ignition in the side so I could keep it on the dash. This column also has the hazard switch. I would appreciate any help. I know the blue and yellow & blue wires go to the horn. This column had cruise control also, which my 62 will not. I've got the column installed, the sun is out.

Thanks!

 

Ok so the one I was working on was the 13b302-ba out of a 1991 Ford F-150. I troubleshot with a test light to figure everything out and the wiring went as follows.

Green w/orange stripe = rear left turn & brake

Orange w/blue stripe = rear right turn & brake

White w/blue stripe = front right turn

Green w/white strip = front left turn

Yellow/blue to black/purple = horn

Light blue = turn signal flasher

White w/red stripe = emergency flasher

Solid green = brake pedal

The solid blue one I didn't end up using for anything. I thought it may have been for the high beam flash to pass but maybe my switch was broken. I didn't actually pull the steering column apart to figure any of that out. It was just trial & error. Hopefully this helps somebody else out there. It would have saved me a bit of time for sure! Good luck.