Standard Ignition Door Window Switch P/N:DS-1453
Standard Ignition DS-2355 front left door window switch for the 2001-2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac lets you raise and lower the power window.
A worn door window switch can show up as a window that moves only sometimes, a window that moves in one direction only, or a button that sticks. A window motor or wiring fault could also stop a window from moving, so look over the switch and its connector for cracks, dirt or bent terminals before you replace it.
Designed specifically for Ford vehicles, this switch is engineered as an OE replacement for the 2001-2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One door window switch. This listing is one switch for the front left position, which takes one; the other positions are ordered separately.
Does the Standard Ignition DS-2355 fit the 2001-2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac?
Yes. The Standard Ignition DS-2355 is a front left door window switch for the 2001-2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac, and it is designed specifically for Ford vehicles.
Does the DS-2355 door window switch come with a harness or connector pigtail?
No. The listing contents are the switch only, for the front left position, which takes one.
How many terminals does the DS-2355 window switch have, and what type are they?
The Standard Ignition DS-2355 has 11 male blade terminals and a rectangular female connector. It is a 12-volt switch.
How can I tell if a front left door window switch is wearing out?
A window that moves only sometimes or only one way, or a button that sticks, can mean the switch is wearing out.
Is the Standard Ignition DS-2355 power window switch tested?
Yes. The Standard Ignition DS-2355 undergoes testing that verifies both its mechanical and its electrical switching performance.
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