2003 Mazda B3000, cruise control switches, do I order Ford Ranger parts?

UPDATE: I ordered the Motorcraft SW5928 with the wiring harness and it was exactly what I needed so it was the right switch for my 2003 Mazda, B3000. As other people have noted, unplugging the wiring from the switches is very difficult. I was a mechanic many years ago and still do all my own work on my 1967 Camaro RS/SS so I am not a novice with mechanical or electrical work. With that said, what a bear it is to get the connector out of the switch. Here is what I did, I did not replace the original wiring so the wiring that came with the switches was set aside. I finally removed the connector's from the new switches with a lot of time and patience, instead of going through the same frustration with the old switches I decided to explore and use a razor blade to cut the old damaged rubber from the top of the switches in the vehicle, with that done, there is a small tab, top and bottom that hold the circuit board to the case of the switch, press the tabs in and use needle nose pliers to remove the circuit board, with the circuit board out the connector just falls away. The circuit board is the male end and the connector is the female end for the electrical connection. Install the new switch with the two Phillips screws, push in the female electrical connector and your done except putting the rest of the parts back on you took apart for the disassemble. Here is what I learned, chances are the wiring that connects the cruise switches will be good, the fight is working the connectors out of the switches, I eliminated the fight with the damaged switches with the use of a razor blade by cutting away all the top of the switch exposing a small circuit board held in place by two tabs, push the tabs in and remove the switch with needle nose pliers, the switch just pulls away from the connector and literally comes out easy, piece of cake. If I ever had to replace the cruise switches again I would purchase the switches "without" the wiring so I would not have to fight getting the connectors out of the new switches and just do a basic, simple install. Hope this information will help someone in the future so they do not have to fight the removal of the connectors from the switches.