Standard Ignition DWS2109 front left door window switch for the 2016-2019 Ford Explorer and other vehicles sends your command to the power window motor. This Standard Ignition switch is the control you press to raise or lower the glass.
Worn contacts can show up as a window that responds only on some presses, moves slowly or does not move at all. Before you replace this switch, rule out a blown fuse, the window motor and the regulator, since a fault in any of them can also leave the glass stuck.
This switch is built as an OE replacement for the 2016-2019 Ford Explorer and the 2016-2019 Ford Police Interceptor Utility, and it is specifically designed for Ford vehicles.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One door window switch with its wiring harness and indicator markings. Mounting hardware is not included. This listing holds one switch, and the front left position takes one.
Interchange: WST2209 · PA4979 · GB5Z14529BA · GB5Z14529CA · SW7561 · SW7562
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is this the Explorer switch for the 2016-2019 Ford Explorer?
Yes. Standard Ignition DWS2109 is the front left door window switch for the 2016-2019 Ford Explorer, and it also fits the 2016-2019 Ford Police Interceptor Utility.
Does this front left window switch come with a wiring harness?
Yes, it includes a wiring harness and has indicator markings. Mounting hardware is not included.
How many terminals does the DWS2109 connector have?
It has one rectangular female connector with 16 male pin terminals, and the switch attaches push-on.
How do I know a front left window switch is wearing out?
Signs can include a window that responds only on some presses, a button that feels loose or sticks, or a window that moves slowly. A shop can test the switch itself.
Does Standard Ignition DWS2109 replace GB5Z14529BA?
Yes. GB5Z14529BA is one of the numbers Standard Ignition DWS2109 replaces, along with GB5Z14529CA and WST2209.
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