VW Ignition Switches

111905803D Ignition Switch:

VW Bug 1954-67
VW Ghia 1960-66

Replacing the Ignition Switch (and most all the VW Switches) is very simple. The switch terminals are numbered, their designations are:

30 - Battery Power from the Headlight Switch
15/54 - Power to the Fuse Box
50 - Power to the Starter

311905865A VW Ignition Switch, Electrical Assembly:

VW Bug 1968-70
VW Ghia 1968-70
VW Bus 1968-70
VW Type 1968-70

Replacing the Ignition Switch (and most all the VW Switches) is very simple. The switch terminals are numbered, their designations are:

30 - Battery Power from the Headlight Switch
15 - Power to the Fuse Box
50 - Power to the Starter
P - Parking Position Power (NOT USED) We cut the GRAY wire off at the terminal when installing the new ignition switch

111905865F VW Ignition Switch, Electrical Assembly:

VW Bug/Super 1971
VW Ghia 1971
VW Bus 1971-74 (To Chassis # 2142164059)

Replacing the Ignition Switch (and most all the VW Switches) is very simple. The switch terminals are numbered, their designations are:

30 - Battery Power from the Headlight Switch
15 - Power to the Fuse Box
50 - Power to the Starter
X - Power To the Headlight Switch
P - Parking Position Power (NOT USED) We cut the GRAY wire off at the terminal when installing the new ignition switch

111905865K VW Ignition Switch, Electrical Assembly:

VW Bug 1972-74
VW Super Beetle 1972-74
VW Ghia 1972-73
VW Type 3 1972-74
VW Thing 1973-74

Replacing the Ignition Switch is very simple, especially on the 71 and later model VWs where the Ignition Switch originally has a wiring connector that plugs into the Ignition Switch. If your connector is missing the switch terminals are numbered so not a major issue. You can run individual wires to the appropriate terminal. Their designations are:

1/4" Terminals
30 - Battery Power from the Headlight Switch
15 - Power to the Fuse Box
50 - Power to the Starter
X - Power To the Headlight Switch
1/8" Terminals Not Typically Used
P - Parking Position Power (NOT USED)
S - Ground Wire for Ignition Buzzer (Not typically used)

171905865 VW Ignition Switch, Electrical Assembly:

VW Bug 1974-77
VW Super Beetle 1974-79 (From Chassis #1142558022)
VW Ghia 1974
VW Type 2 1974-79 (From Chassis #21142164060)

Replacing the Ignition Switch is very simple, especially on the 71 and later model VWs where the Ignition Switch originally has a wiring connector that plugs into the Ignition Switch. If your connector is missing the switch terminals are numbered so not a major issue. You can run individual wires to the appropriate terminal. Their designations are:

1/4" Terminals
30 - Battery Power from the Headlight Switch
15 - Power to the Fuse Box
50 - Power to the Starter
X - Power To the Headlight Switch
1/8" Terminals Not Typically Used
P - Parking Position Power (NOT USED)
S - Ground Wire for Ignition Buzzer (Not typically used)

211905811C VW Ignition Switch:

VW Bus 1950-67

Replacing the Ignition Switch (and most all the VW Switches) is very simple. The switch terminals are numbered, their designations are:

30 - Battery Power from the Headlight Switch
15/54 - Power to the Fuse Box
50 - Power to the Starter