Key Features
• Fitment: for Chevy for Tahoe 5.7 L/6.5 L 95-98, for C/K 1500 for Suburban 5.7 L/6.5 L 95-99, for C/K 2500 for Suburban 5.7 L/6.5 L/7.4 L 95-99 -for vehilce, please check Fitment Filter
• Location: Rear, left or right
• Part Number: 15662527, DWS134
• Button Count: 1-button
• Color/finish: Gray
Product Description
Fitment
for Chevy
for Tahoe 1995-1998
for C/K 1500/2500 for Suburban 1995-1999
for C/K 3500 1995-1998
for C3500HD 1996-1998
for GMC
for Yukon 1995-1999
for C/K 1500/2500 for Suburban 1995-1999
for C/K 3500 1995-1998
for C3500HD 1996-1998
Position
Location: rear,left or right
Part Number
DWS134,15662527
Button Count
1-button
Color/Finish
Gray
Configuration
8-prong blade male terminal; 1 female connector
Notes
with tan bezel/housing
Quantity Sold
Sold individually
Part Name
Window switch
How to Install Window Switch
Identify the correct location for the window switch panel on your vehicle's interior door panel or center console.
Carefully extract any trim pieces or panels that may be covering the installation area.
Disconnect the electrical connectors from the existing window switch, if applicable.
Align the new window switch in the designated location, ensuring proper fitment.
Connect the electrical connectors to the corresponding terminals on the window switch.
Secure the window switch in place using the provided screws or clips.
Assess the functionality of the window switch by operating the windows to ensure proper installation and operation
Function of Window Switch
Window control: the window switch allows you to effortlessly raise or lower the windows of your vehicle with the push of a button, providing convenient operation from the driver's seat.
Individual and leading control: depending on the design, the window switch can offer control over individual windows or perform as a leading switch to operate all windows simultaneously.
and security: by providing quick and easy window control, the window switch enhances and security by allowing drivers to quickly adjust window positions, improving visibility and ventilation.
