Standard Ignition Door Window Switch P/N:DWS-1055
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition DWS-162 front left door window switch for the 2009-2010 Ford F-150 controls the power window on that side of the vehicle.
A power window that responds slowly, works only at times or does not move from this switch can mean the switch contacts are worn. Before replacing it, look over the switch and its connector with the engine off for a cracked housing or loose, corroded terminals. If a worn switch is the cause, this one replaces it.
It fits the 2009-2010 Ford F-150 and is engineered as an OE replacement for Ford vehicles. This front left position takes one switch; the front right switch is a separate part, ordered on its own.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One door window switch.
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Is the Standard Ignition DWS-162 the right front left window switch for a 2009-2010 Ford F-150?
Yes. Standard Ignition DWS-162 is a front left door window switch for the 2009-2010 Ford F-150, and this side takes one. The front right switch is a separate part.
What is included with the DWS-162 door window switch?
The listing is one door window switch.
How many terminals does the DWS-162 window switch have?
It has 12 male blade terminals and two rectangular female connectors.
How can I tell if a front left window switch is going bad?
Signs can include a window that moves only sometimes, moves slowly or does not move at all from this switch. A shop can test the circuit to find the cause.
What is the Standard Ignition DWS-162 window switch made and tested for?
Standard Ignition DWS-162 has copper alloy conductors with low resistive losses. It is tested for both mechanical and electrical switching performance.
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