Standard Ignition Door Window Switch P/N:DWS-816
Standard Ignition DWS-862 left door window switch for the 2001-2005 Pontiac Grand Am controls the power window in the front left door. It is a seven-terminal switch with copper alloy conductors.
A window that moves slowly, stops partway or responds only on some presses can mean the switch is wearing out. A window motor, a window regulator, a blown fuse or damaged wiring can produce these symptoms too, so work out which one is at fault before you buy. This listing is one switch for the front left door, which takes one.
This switch is an OE replacement for the 2001-2005 Pontiac Grand Am, specifically designed for GM vehicles.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One door window switch.
Interchange: WST962 · SW4194 · PA2398 · 19244689 · 22624808
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Is the Standard Ignition DWS-862 door window switch right for the 2001-2005 Pontiac Grand Am?
Yes. Standard Ignition DWS-862 is the front left door window switch for the 2001-2005 Pontiac Grand Am.
How many terminals does the DWS-862 door window switch have?
It has seven male blade terminals, and its connector gender is female.
What is in the box with the DWS-862 door window switch?
The Standard Ignition DWS-862 listing contains one door window switch. The contents are listed as the switch only.
Could a worn door window switch be why my front left window only moves on some presses?
A window that responds only on some presses, moves slowly or does not move at all can point to the switch. A shop can test the switch circuit.
How is the Standard Ignition DWS-862 door window switch tested?
It undergoes testing that verifies both mechanical and electrical switching performance. Its conductors are a copper alloy with low resistive losses.
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