🚪 Dorman 901-149 Door Window Switch for Select Buick Chevy GMC Models, Black Review

This switch fit in the rear passenger door of my 2009 Chevy Traverse and was easy to install. I thought I would have to remove the door panel but no luck. It was easy and there are videos online with simple instructions. Part works great!

The checkpoint stopped working and the rear drivers fixed it. If the main driver fails, buy a used one from ebay. You don't have to program it this way at the dealer. Just advice and what I've done. They are excellent for all doors except the driver's door.

Bought 2 to replace my derailleurs as they only lowered the window not raised it. Decided to buy asap because I was sitting in the back seat and accidentally pressed the switch, the window rolled down and couldn't raise the window and it was a very cold night :( but still haven't pressed it

were easy to replace and this product fits perfectly. Now the windows work flawlessly without the effort of pressing the button correctly, standing on one leg and keeping your hands in the correct position. If I had known it was that easy, I would have done it a long time ago!

Please note that the Revain vehicle check is incorrect. This part is not compatible with 2007 2500 Silverado Classic. I thought maybe a switch assembly could give you an old case. Do not go. Switch nesting mismatch. The only correct item I found on Revain was their own part 15206533. The supplier was very prompt and other parts worked as expected, no mirror image of the supplier.

This worked beautifully on my 2008 GMC Sierra. My passenger window rarely went up or down with the driver or passenger door switch. When this happened everything seemed fine. I thought it was the switch and after replacing the switch on the passenger side it works fine. I will soon order a control panel on the driver's side. No comment on durability, just installed yesterday

The swap on my Chevy Traverse took less than 5 minutes - lots of YouTube videos. I also bought a driver's side ECU (different brand). I had them replaced at the dealer a few years ago and it cost me dearly. I wish I had done it myself earlier. Fully corresponds to the original equipment and fits perfectly. Highly recommended.

They have just been replaced with our 2013 GMC Yukon SLT rear windows. Both switches failed a few years ago. We thought it might be the main switch because it was weird that both went out. Turns out it was just every single window switch. I swapped both out in less than 5 minutes. You simply remove the cover from the doorknob/switch area, pull the switch out and unplug it. The new ones snap into place within seconds and you're done. So far very satisfied.