How do I replace the front passenger power window switch

Asked by ericsorenson Aug 27, 2013 at 03:16 PM about the 2006 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The front passenger side power window switch does not work.  I cannot roll the window up or down.  The window is stuck in the down position.  I have ordered a replacement switch and am going to pick it up this evening after work and would like to replace it tonight.

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A quick basic answer: A] unhook Negative battery terminal B]remove the door latch; any other door panel screws, GENTLY pry the door panel (Assuming the arrest is built in and not attached separately) out from the frame -keep checking for any missed screws- with a plastic putty knife or a panel puller, watch for plastic clips/pins that hold the panel and keep any that are not broken -inexpensive replacements available at Toyota dealer ---, C] on the inside of the armrest/panel locate the switch wires-unplug- and remove the switch and replace with the new one. D] reassemble in reverse order. E] reconnect the Negative battery terminal. F] ;-) run the window up and down a few dozen times just because you can..;o) Good Luck Hope this helps

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