🔌 Power Window Switch for Honda Civic 2001-2005, Honda CR-V 2002-2006 | Replace OE#35750-S9A-305 | Driver Side Master Switch Review

I'm on my third power window switch on my 2003 Civic. This has worked well for the past few months. The build quality is good, I hope it will last a few years.

great I can't tell any difference between this and original Honda, it works great, you can't beat it and for the price it's just amazing, highly recommend!

Solve my problem. The driver's window would not go up or down. I swore it was the motor inside and after replacing it the problem remained the same. The power supply and fuses have been checked again so buy this and fix it. Unfortunately I had to cut a wire in my old motor to get it out because otherwise I couldn't get the window down.

I bought a power window switch for my Honda Civic 04 and the connector was missing a pin. I made an exchange which they sent to me immediately. The second switch only worked when you squeezed the switch housing. I bought a 3rd switch from another manufacturer and it works fine. Now I'm stuck with a second switch and can't return it as the price is $0 because it was an exchange. I've learned from my mistake, but I hate being ripped off.

Fits right and works well. For the price I think it's good value for money, I don't know how long it will last. The last time I bought such a cheap power window switch, it lasted about 1-2 years. Update after about 8 months of use, one of the buttons on the switch doesn't work. Their so-called "lifetime guarantee" is missing. The seller is not even reachable. Revain support cannot help as 30 days have passed.

I was hoping to find an inexpensive replacement for my 2002 CR-V but this has not been the case. Looks like OEM and easy to install. However, it does allow the driver's side window to move up and down when the key is off. This makes the car an easy target for thieves if you prefer to park with the windows ajar to allow air to circulate. Another nuance is that the window latch button isn't as high as the OEM, so it hangs a bit on the case when pressed. .

If I could give zero stars I would. This switch failed after almost 1.5 months. I was driving home with the windows down and without touching anything but the steering wheel, the driver's front window went up on its own, not down. I got my original window switch which wasn't the original problem and plugged it in and Windows works great. Plugged the new switch back in and the driver window won't close. Newly installed original switch and Windows works fine again. This switch is cheap junk, too…

The good thing about this switch is that it has automatic up and down movement on both the driver and passenger side. The big problem is that it doesn't last very long. The original rear derailleur lasted 15 years, of course it was a high quality Honda part. BUT this switch lasted about 6 months and now the passenger side switch goes down but not up. You must use the switch on the passenger door to raise the window. So, I will tell you that the problem is not related to the power window, but to