Standard Ignition PSW64 power seat switch for the 2005-2012 Toyota Avalon lets you control the seat's power adjustments. If a worn switch is the cause of a seat that will not move, this direct-fit OE-replacement switch is designed to restore power seat function.
A seat that moves in only some directions, moves intermittently or does not move at all can mean the switch is worn. These signs alone do not prove the switch is the problem, since a blown fuse is another common cause.
This switch is made for the 2005-2012 Toyota Avalon, which takes one. Each switch is built to OE spec for fit, form and function.
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Interchange: STW64 · SW7201 · PA2441 · 84920AC010B0
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Is the Standard Ignition PSW64 the right power seat switch for the 2005-2012 Toyota Avalon?
Yes. Standard Ignition PSW64 is a direct-fit OE-replacement power seat switch for the 2005-2012 Toyota Avalon, and the Avalon takes one.
How many terminals does the PSW64 power seat switch have?
This switch has five male blade terminals and connects to a female connector.
What are the conductors in this Standard Ignition power seat switch made of?
The Standard Ignition PSW64 uses copper alloy conductors, which give low resistive losses.
Why does my power seat move in only some directions?
A seat that moves in only some directions, moves intermittently or does not move at all can be a sign of a worn power seat switch.
Does the PSW64 power seat switch cross-reference to SW7201?
Yes. SW7201 is one of the numbers the Standard Ignition PSW64 replaces, along with STW64, PA2441 and 84920AC010B0.
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