United Pacific – “Wiper” Dash Knob with Stainless Plaque

"Wiper" Dash Knob with Stainless Plaque

Add a clean, custom touch to your interior with the United Pacific "Wiper" Dash Knob with Stainless Plaque. Featuring a chrome-plated knob paired with a machine-engraved stainless steel plaque, this dash accessory enhances both appearance and functionality. Designed for multiple vehicle years and models, it installs securely using a hex screw mount for long-lasting stability.

Product Features

• Manufacturer: United Pacific
• Item Number: 23534
• Material: Chrome-plated knob with stainless steel plaque
• Finish: High-shine chrome with machine-engraved script
• Fitment: Compatible with various years and models
• Mounting: Hex screw mount for secure installation
• Function: Replacement or upgrade “Wiper” dash knob
• Sold individually

Performance and Fit

The solid construction ensures durability and a precise feel during use. The stainless steel plaque provides a clean, readable label that withstands wear, while the chrome knob adds a premium, polished look to any interior panel. Designed to fit a wide range of vehicles, this knob is a quick and effective upgrade.

Installation

1. Remove the existing dash knob if applicable.
2. Position the new knob onto the dash control post.
3. Secure it in place using the hex screw mount.
4. Check for proper operation and alignment.

Why You Will Love It

• Chrome-plated finish enhances dashboard style
• Stainless plaque with machine engraving adds premium detail
• Secure mounting ensures long-term reliability
• Easy upgrade for worn or missing dash knobs
• Universal fit for multiple years and models

Common Questions

• Does this fit all trucks? It fits many applications, but compatibility may vary by model.
• Is the script printed? No—it's machine engraved into the stainless plaque.
• Does it include mounting hardware? Yes, it includes the hex screw for secure installation.

⚠️ California Proposition 65 Warning:This product can expose you to chemicals found in plated finishes and metal components, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.