2018-2025 Nissan Kicks Kicks Play Turn Signal Combination Switch OEM

Name: 2018-2025 Nissan Kicks Kicks Play Turn Signal Combination Switch OEM
Brand: Nissan
SKU: 255605RL0A
Price: 701.30 USD
Availability: InStock

$ 701.30

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This Genuine OEM turn signal combination switch is a direct-fit replacement for the 2018–2025 Nissan Kicks and Kicks Play, engineered to factory specifications for reliable multi-function control and seamless installation.

Sourced directly from Nissan, this is an authentic Genuine OEM part — not an aftermarket substitute. It controls the Dimmer, Headlight, Turn Signal, and Wiper functions and is designed for S and SV trim levels, including the Kicks Play. It is specifically for vehicles without fog lights and is compatible with the 1.6L L4 Gas engine. It meets all original factory specifications for fit, electrical connectivity, and switch performance.

Quick Part Facts

Part Type: Turn Signal Combination Switch
Functions: Dimmer, Headlight, Turn Signal, Wiper
Compatible Trims: S, SV (Kicks); S (Kicks Play)
Fog Lights: Without Fog Lights
Compatible Engine: 1.6L L4 - Gas
Genuine OEM — factory original, not aftermarket
Direct plug-in replacement — no modifications needed
Engineered to factory specifications for fit and switch performance

Fitment Chart

Year	Make	Model	Trim / Engine
2025	Nissan	Kicks Play	S \| 1.6L L4 - Gas
2024	Nissan	Kicks	S, SV \| 1.6L L4 - Gas
2023	Nissan	Kicks	S, SV \| 1.6L L4 - Gas
2022	Nissan	Kicks	S, SR, SV \| 1.6L L4 - Gas
2021	Nissan	Kicks	S, SR, SV \| 1.6L L4 - Gas
2020	Nissan	Kicks	S, SR, SV \| 1.6L L4 - Gas
2019	Nissan	Kicks	S, SR, SV \| 1.6L L4 - Gas
2018	Nissan	Kicks	S, SR, SV \| 1.6L L4 - Gas

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