Standard Ignition Door Window Switch P/N:DWS-893
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition DWS-785 front door window switch for the 2010-2017 Ford Transit Connect sends your up and down commands to the power window motor. It replaces the front door switch that raises and lowers the window.
A window that responds only some of the time, moves in one direction only or does not move at all can mean a worn switch. A failed window motor, a damaged regulator, a blown fuse or a wiring fault can show the same signs, so find the cause before buying a switch.
It fits the 2010-2017 Ford Transit Connect, which takes one. The switch is engineered as an OE replacement for this vehicle.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One door window switch.
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Is the Standard Ignition DWS-785 front window switch right for the 2010-2017 Ford Transit Connect?
Yes. The Standard Ignition DWS-785 is a front door window switch for the 2010-2017 Ford Transit Connect, and that vehicle takes one.
What comes with the DWS-785 power window switch?
The package contains one switch. Its 12 male blade terminals mate with a female connector.
What are the conductors in this Standard Ignition window switch made of?
The conductors are copper alloy, which gives good electrical conductivity with low resistive losses.
How can I tell if a front door window switch is wearing out?
Signs can include a window that responds only some of the time, moves in one direction only or does not move when you press the switch.
Is the Standard Ignition DWS-785 window switch tested for electrical performance?
Yes. The Standard Ignition DWS-785 undergoes testing that verifies both mechanical and electrical switching performance.
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