How to repair window control switch on 2006 Chrysler Town & Country and all other similar Chrysler

[@mattstentz5074]

Dude ,you saved me $86 .Worked like a charm .All windows go up and down.

[@MileHighDreamz]

Awesome! Glad it worked for you

[@unclebill8684]

I have a 2007 Town and Country. Just did the repair with my son. All worked extremely well. Instead of a flat-head, we pried up under the switches with a needle nose pliers under each side for even pressure. It took a good effort, but they popped off without busting. My deepest gratitude to you for posting this fix! Thank you!

[@mikedavies3592]

I removed switch took it apart unrepairable passenger side replaced it 14 bucks thanks your video was helpful

[@rich8021]

One thing to remember is to be gentle with operating the switched once reattached to the console. If you press too hard when putting windows up and down you will break off the little tab on the front of the switch especially on the driver side window. Two things would then happen. First, the switch will stick again and second, you may not be able to one click the window down. You could fix this by using one of the other switches since they don't need that front tab, but they all have one.

[@luvkountry]

Great video with the exception that you didn't mention that the little tab that broke off the Driver Side Window Control engages a tiny micro switch just under the tab. The other thing that I saw was the driver side control plastic finger piece that you need to remove to get the housing off has a little circular design on it. It is the only one of the four with this design molded into it. Also it is the only one of the four finger pieces that has the little rectangular tab on the edge of it as well. What orientation does that little tab need to be in so it fits correctly.? The contacts are very similar to the thumb switches on my J Deere snow blower and I have had to clean them up more times than I care to think about. It is a great video as I would never have guessed how to pull this switch out without seeing it. Thanks for sharing.

[@mhampton]

Thank you! Just fixed my window switch thanks to your video. Great video! Thanks for posting it.

[@MileHighDreamz]

mhampton awesome buddy! I'm glad it helped someone! Your welcome. Note: if you switch feels fine but isn't working, it's usually just dirty contacts.

[@c.e.martin9326]

Great video, thanks! My switch was scorched and dirty. Now it's shiney clean and I can roll window up n down again.

[@MileHighDreamz]

C.E. Martin glad to hear!

[@williamcounty5858]

literally had the same issue. Glad I found you

[@laurabocian1287]

Thanks a million! Eager to try this in the morning! -2007 Dodge Grand Caravan owner.

[@FiftyFiftyAmoney]

You're a life saver - worked perfect. Thank you!

[@johnlacouture7285]

You just saved me 90 bucks! You're the man Jalamansour!

[@pumkinhead6636]

Perfect video for fixing my door slider switch. Great camera work. Much thanks! 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan.

[@eddiesantana5832]

I had the same issue. Thanks for sharing this info, it worked like a champ. Saved me some $$

[@jerrycarman8982]

Thank you for the video. I did this repair today on my 2006 town and country.

[@jasonwalker322]

Thanks for posting this solutions. Worked for the driver side window switch on my 05 T&C.

[@raymondmucklow3793]

this is why u tube is fantastic.

[@MileHighDreamz]

Yah man, if you can't find it, post it!

[@Talonap]

Thank you so much for this great video! Had the same exact problem with my 2005 Grand Caravan, and your video saved a lot of money and aggravation.

[@MileHighDreamz]

Thank you. I'm surprised how many people this video has helped!

[@clowntickles]

Thanks much! another one fixed!

[@shreddbass]

Does this fix a window switch that won't roll the window up or down?

[@GRACEORT]

My rear quarter window opened and now it won’t shut, the switch clicks when flicked to the open position but is silent when flicked to the close position and the window doesn’t close. Do you think the problem could be a broken internal part like in this video?

[@MileHighDreamz]

If the other window switches make the click sound on the way up then yes, I would say it's definitely worth a shot. Either way you will have to remove the panel to diagnose/repair/ or manually roll up the window until you get it fixed.

[@GRACEORT]

@@MileHighDreamz thanks for replying. I’m going to attempt the repair tonight. Unfortunately I can’t manually wind the window up as it’s the rear quarter glass that swings out on its motor arm. Having watched your video I’m hoping I can swop a switch over to get it closed

[@MileHighDreamz]

@@GRACEORT Best of luck. I do not know how the rear window regulator looks off the top of my head, but I normally unscrew the one or two bolts holding the window to the regulator so I can slide the window up by hand then tape it to the door frame to stay up. Better, warmer, and more quiet than a bag.

[@RB64732]

Why dont any of these videos tell us the size of the screws u take off to remove the switch from the switch panel once out of the door. Are they 1/4 inch???

[@MileHighDreamz]

I'm commenting on an older video, but if it recall, I used a regular Philips Head screw driver to remove it. I am unsure of the diameter or length of the screw threads, if that is what you are asking. If you lost your screws, then take the pieces to Home Depot and use their Thread Sizing board to figure it out. Good luck.

[@felipus]

Thanks! You just saved me some money :D

[@EulersRoadTrippin]

I did everything in the video, and the same plastic piece was broken on drivers side window switch. cleaned up the contacts as well. Still doesn't open or shut. I see a glowing green light underneath the switch. and a few light contact sparks coming off the contacts. Before totally malfunctioning, it wouldn't go up in one shot. I would have to click the switch a dozen times inching the way up. Any ideas?

[@MileHighDreamz]

Test the regulator/motor assembly. Get to where you can unplug the window motor. Then take some wires running off your car battery and hook it directly to the motor and see if it works. Shouldnt matter which wire you connect to which. When you flip red/black positive/negative it should just change the direction of the window. If that works then id say try the new switch. Double check your connections are good too.

[@aspenqwerty3]

These are common with any chrysler vehicle..I just did mine on my 2007 dodge grand caravan..but that's exactly what I did was replace it with one of the back ones

[@RevMark]

AAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!! Thank you!!

[@MileHighDreamz]

You're welcome

[@wisemjk9813]

Emory cloth to clean

[@MileHighDreamz]

If you have some that should work nicely