Plastic Window Switch Console For Isuzu D-Max Colorado 2012-2019
Replace worn or unresponsive window controls in your pickup or SUV with this direct-fit plastic and metal window switch console. Engineered as an aftermarket solution for 2012–2019 models, it restores smooth button operation without requiring expensive dealership replacements. The unit plugs directly into your existing wiring harness, keeping all four doors synchronized and giving you reliable daily control.
Benefits & Practical Tips
- Bench-test the connector before permanent mounting to confirm all four buttons register clear clicks.
- Use a plastic pry tool to remove aged trim clips gently, preventing cracks in the dashboard housing.
- Cross-reference the OEM number printed on your original switch before ordering to guarantee correct pin alignment.
Product Specifications
- Composition: Durable plastic housing reinforced with metal electrical contacts
- Compatible Models: Isuzu D-Max/Dmax/Rodeo RT50/RT85 4-door pickups, Isuzu Mu-X RF10/RF20, Holden Colorado/Colorado 7 (2012–2019)
- Original Equipment Numbers: 8-97417469-0, 8-98192251-1, 8974174690, 8981922511
- Function: Non-charged power window regulator control button console
- Condition: 100% new, factory-tested unit manufactured by Malcayang
Package Includes
- 1x Window Switch Console Assembly
- Protective inner bubble packaging inside a customized retail box
Warnings & Reminders
This listing supplies the switch console only; professional installation is highly recommended due to the absence of step-by-step fitting instructions. Carefully inspect your current switch shape and pin layout before purchase to ensure exact compatibility. Minor color shifts may appear due to screen calibration differences, and manual measurements allow a standard 1–2 mm manufacturing tolerance.
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