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How to Replace Front Power Window Switch 2014-19 Chevy Silverado

Created on: 2019-04-24

Check out this video to see how to replace the master power window switch. Expert mechanics at 1A Auto show you how to replace the broken, failing or missing power window switch in your 14-19 Chevrolet Silverado.

  1. step 1 :Removing the Front Power Window Switch
    • Turn off the dome light
    • Remove the trim panel from the door pull handle
    • Remove the side trim panel below the master switch assembly
    • Retrieve the metal clips that are left behind and push them back on to the panel tabs
    • Remove the four 7 mm bolts fastening the switch assembly to the door panel
    • Pry out the switch panel
    • Remove the three switch electrical connectors
    • The third connector has a safety tab that needs to be pulled with a small flat blade screwdriver
    • Pry out the power window switch
  2. step 2 :Installing the Front Power Window Switch
    • Insert the power window switch into place
    • Replace the three electrical connectors
    • Replace the switch assembly
    • Replace the four 7 mm bolts
    • Replace the door pull handle trim panel
    • Replace the side trim panel below the master switch assembly

Tools needed

  • Socket Extensions

    Flat Blade Screwdriver

    7mm Socket

    Ratchet

    Pick

Hey, how you doing? Mike from 1A Auto working on a 2015 Chevy Silverado. Going to show you how to remove and install the power window switch. Pretty much the same as a 2014-2018 Silverado, as well as the Sierra.

If you're going to be working with the doors open, good idea, this switch right up here shuts off your dome light. Middle position is on with the doors open, over here is permanently on, and then you can see the lights right here. Shut it off, that way your lights aren't draining the battery while you're working on your door.

Going to go down first underneath, pull it up. This panel comes off, and this one can be a little unnerving, you just have to pull hard and it does release. Sometimes these metal clips will fall into the door, but you actually want to retrieve them and you can do it just be kinda squeezing them and prying up with the screwdriver and then down with my finger. And sometimes these will fall down into the door, and you just have to wait until you have the door panel off to retrieve them. But you can just push them right back onto the panel, so that when you go to reinstall it they're there.

Once this panel's off, there's four 7-millimeter bolts right here that we're going to remove. And I'm using a 7-millimeter socket with a driver, you could use a ratchet and extension. Pretty hard to get at these with just a wrench though. Once you have that last bolt out, there's a little tab here. Just pull it out and up, and this whole panel comes out.

There are a few connectors, they just have tabs. This first connector here in the rear has a tab that pushes in from the front. It'll be difficult sometimes. This one has a tab on the inside--disconnect. And then this third one has a little safety tab, you'll need a small flat-blade screwdriver or a pick tool, and pull that out. Press this tab here down, and disconnect.

Right there, your window switch, I just push this way, push down on the switch, and then you pry out on the tabs and the switch comes out. New switch, push it up into place, just make sure it's lined up.

Now we'll put our assembly back in place, reconnect this one first, push the red safety tab in. Make sure you push nice and firm and hear a good clicking on all these harnesses. And then put it down in place, make sure all your clips are in place. Put it down in. You've got to kind of push it towards the door and snap it down, and then we'll reinstall our four 7-millimeter bolts.

For this first bolt that's down in here, sometimes it can be a little tough. I just put a little piece of paper towel on there so that the bolt will stay in place. Put it in, and tighten it up. Get them all started, and then go back and tighten them up. And then this little notch goes in the front, into place. And then this panel, once you've put your clips back on, you're going to put the top up and in, and snap it back in place.

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