Standard Ignition Door Window Switch P/N:DWS2062

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MPN: DWS2062
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Standard Ignition Door Window Switch P/N:DWS2062
Standard Ignition Door Window Switch P/N:DWS2062
$30.99

Put rear-seat window control back at your passengers' fingertips with the Standard Ignition Rear Door Window Switch (P/N: DWS2062). It drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 2017-2023 Chrysler Pacifica, restoring the electrical signal that raises and lowers the rear door glass.

This switch closes the circuit that commands the power window motor, so a worn, cracked, or intermittent original can leave a rear window stuck up or down.

  • Rear door window switch: cataloged for the REAR position — sends the up/down command to the rear window motor.
  • Direct-fit replacement: a direct-fit replacement for the listed application.
  • Signs it may need replacing: a rear window that won't respond, works intermittently, or a switch that feels loose or sticks. Diagnose the cause first, since motors, regulators, and wiring can produce similar symptoms.

Interchange: WST2162 · 68234093AB · PA4932
Manufacturer part number DWS2062.

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

WST2162, 68234093AB, PA4932

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicle does this switch fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2017-2023 Chrysler Pacifica. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm it matches your vehicle.

What position is this switch for?

It is cataloged for the REAR position, controlling the rear door window on the listed Chrysler Pacifica application.

What does this switch do?

It closes the circuit that commands the rear window motor, sending the up and down signal when you press it.

What interchange numbers does it replace?

It cross-references WST2162, 68234093AB, and PA4932. Its own manufacturer part number is DWS2062.

How do I know if my switch has failed?

Signs include a rear window that won't move, works only intermittently, or a switch that sticks or feels loose. Diagnose the cause first, as motors and wiring can cause similar issues.