🔌 Front Driver Side Power Window Switch by NewYall Review

When I first installed it the right door window didn't go down automatically so I wanted to take it off but then it started working

I was very hesitant because the price difference is crazy! The original part costs about $185. I approached like a glove and made money right away. Installation is very simple, armrest disassembly is troublesome, but not too bad.

I've done this before on an Audi Q7 and had to remove the entire door panel. This setup on the 2012 Honda Pilot was a breeze. In total it took me 15 minutes to uninstall the old one and install the new one.

Fits great but the driver's side auto lowering doesn't work. The window will shut down instead of going up or down automatically. I didn't want to send it back after it was already installed.

It is better processed than the original equipment. This main switch did it. I installed it and after a few minutes both auto buttons were working fine. I've seen the old one break down over time so I'll be more careful with this one. More and more plastic and OE just gave up. Also, I'm picky about things. Get it, it works! But use the right one for your car and enter your car's specs.

After I hooked that up my passenger side mirror just popped out and up. The actuator tested flawlessly, the new mirror switch gave the same results. I think there may be a short in this switch. I also see a flashing red light inside. For Honda my part number is 35750-sza-a41 and this one is different but Revane says it will fit. Now I'm past the return window because the whole time I thought it was something to do with my electric mirror switch.