2003 Liberty Renegade Lightbar Switch

[SeamusO]

The original switch is mopar 56010417AA (per every part lookup telling me the AC wouldn't fit). This switch has been discontinued.

My switch itself works, but the bezel / button disintegrated on me shortly after I purchased in 2013, so the switch body isn't secured to the trim bezel and floats around a bit. I know I can potentially just fabricate something that will work, but am really wondering it there is a specific aftermarket switch that can be installed that will cover the bezel hole completely with little to no modification.

I'll upload a pictures in a bit to show what I'm looking at / working with.

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[SeamusO]

Added in the two pictures. Again this is really just a cosmetic annoyance and something I've off and on (no pun intended) been trying to resolve since I originally purchased the vehicle in 2013 (2003 Liberty Renegade). When the switch originally came apart, I assumed (incorrectly) that I would be able to replace it easily through my local Jeep dealership so I discarded the broken external pieces, but didn't actively check for a few months after I had tossed things.

When I was in getting the actual mopar numbers a few days ago, the person at the parts counter had zero clue as to replacement options (other than combing junkyards), either original or aftermarket.

Thanks again in advance

 

[mrlavalamp]

this is one of those things I just hunt the junkyards for.

Yeah, it will take a LONG time for renegade to make it to the junkyard AND have this switch intact enough for you to snag.

I have a list of odds and ends like this I keep on my phone and every few months it gets long enough to be worth looking out for fresh libertys to hit the yard and make a trip in.

Otherwise you are stuck measuring the size of your opening, and trying to find a switch that fills it and covers the gaps to your satisfaction.

Something like this maybe: https://www.mcmaster.com/7194k37

Mcmaster Carr has tons of that stuff though, so worth a few minutes to look around.