Standard Ignition Power Seat Switch P/N:PSW84
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Standard Ignition PSW5 power seat switch for the 2009-2014 Ford F-150 and other vehicles controls the movement of the power seat. It sends your adjustment input to the seat.
A seat that stays put, moves one way only or responds only now and then may be a switch problem, but the wiring or a seat motor could also be behind it. With the vehicle off, look over the switch connector for bent or corroded terminals first. This listing is one switch, and the vehicle takes one.
The 2009-2014 Ford F-150, the 2006-2015 Ford Explorer and the 2005-2015 Ford Mustang are among the vehicles that take this direct-fit OE-replacement switch, made to OE spec for proper fit, form and function. Open the "Vehicles it fits" section to check your exact model and engine.
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Is the PSW5 a Ford Explorer power seat switch for 2006-2015 models?
Yes. Standard Ignition PSW5 is listed for the 2006-2015 Ford Explorer. For another model, open the "Vehicles it fits" section and check your year and engine.
Does the PSW5 work as a Mustang seat switch on a 2005-2015 Ford Mustang?
Yes. Standard Ignition PSW5 is listed for the 2005-2015 Ford Mustang, and this listing is one switch.
How many terminals does the PSW5 power seat switch have?
Standard Ignition PSW5 has eight male blade terminals and one female connector.
Could a seat that moves in only one direction need a new power seat switch?
Possibly, if the switch itself is faulty. The seat motor or wiring could also be behind it, and a shop can test the circuit.
What is the PSW5 power seat switch built with?
Copper alloy conductors give low resistive losses, and the switch uses high-grade materials. It is black, and its country of origin is China.
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