Fitment:
2001-07 Ford Escape Power Window Control Rear Driver or Passenger Side
2001-07 Ford Escape Power Window Control Front Passenger Side
2002-05 Ford Explorer Power Window Control Rear Driver or Passenger Side
2002-05 Ford Explorer Power Window Control Front Passenger Side
2005-08 Ford Explorer Sunroof
2001-10 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Rear Power Window Control
2004 Ford F150 Heritage Truck Power Window Control Front Passenger Side
2002-03 Ford F150 Truck Power Window Control Front Passenger Side
2002-07 Ford F250 Super Duty Truck Power Window Control Rear Driver or Passenger Side
2002-07 Ford F250 Super Duty Truck Power Window Control Front Passenger Side
2002-07 Ford F350 Super Duty Truck Power Window Control Rear Driver or Passenger Side
2002-07 Ford F350 Super Duty Truck Power Window Control Front Passenger Side
2002-07 Ford F450 Truck Power Window Control Rear Driver or Passenger Side
2002-07 Ford F450 Truck Power Window Control Front Passenger Side
2002-07 Ford F550 Truck Power Window Control Rear Driver or Passenger Side
2002-07 Ford F550 Truck Power Window Control Front Passenger Side
2000-07 Ford Taurus Power Window Control Rear Driver or Passenger Side
2000-07 Ford Taurus Power Window Control Front Passenger Side
2002 Ford Thunderbird Power Window Control Passenger Side
2001-03 Ford Windstar Power Window Control Front Passenger Side
2005-07 Mercury Mariner Power Window Control Rear Driver or Passenger Side
2005-07 Mercury Mariner Power Window Control Front Passenger Side
2002-05 Mercury Mountaineer Power Window Control Rear Driver or Passenger Side
2005 Mercury Mountaineer Sunroof
2000-05 Mercury Sable Power Window Control Rear Driver or Passenger Side
2000-05 Mercury Sable Power Window Control Front Passenger Side
 

Position:
Front Right
 

Package Included:
1 x Window Switch

How To Replace Window Switch

1. Prepare tools: You need a Phillips screwdriver, a 10mm wrench and a plastic pry bar.

2. First, locate the control panel of the door lifter. Usually it is located on the front or rear of the armrest inside the door.

3. Use a screwdriver and wrench to remove the screws securing the control panel. This screw is usually 10mm.

4. After removing the screws, carefully pry open the control panel cover to separate it from the door lining.

5. Next, locate the screws on the lifter motor and remove. This screw is usually on the bottom of the motor.

6. After removing the screws, pull out the wire connector connected to the motor. These connectors usually come in the form of plugs that can be disconnected by simply pulling them back slightly.

7. At this point, the entire window lift switch has been removed. If parts need to be replaced, you can start installing the new parts. Just follow the disassembly sequence in reverse order.

8. Reconnect the wire connector and secure it to the motor. Make sure all connectors are connected correctly to their respective locations.

9. Put the lift motor back into place and tighten the screws at the bottom with a screwdriver and wrench.

10. Reinstall the control panel cover onto the door lining and secure it in place with a plastic spudger.

11. Finally, use a screwdriver and wrench to tighten the screws on the control panel.

    Now, the window lift switch has been successfully replaced or repaired. When performing these operations, make sure the vehicle is turned off and stationary to prevent accidents.