Did I buy the wrong OEM passenger window switch or was it DOA? (1 Viewer)

[Cman]

Hi,

I bought a passenger window switch for my 2000 land cruiser and it fit perfectly. When I plug it in, the window does nothing. (the old one only rolls the window up). I bought one of these:

84810-60050 - Genuine Toyota SWITCH ASSY, POWER WINDOW REGULATOR

Part #84810-60050

The ONLY difference is the the OLD unit in the truck says "2" after ABS and this NEW switch says "1" after ABS. I'n confused because the site I bought from does not split out the parts (says three for truck)

Busted or wrong part?

Window Switch

• Cman
• Jul 16, 2018

 

[nissanh]

Did you try to clean the contact points inside the old switch? Simply clean the carbon buildup at the contact points and it should be ready to go. Apply some dielectric grease at those copper plates.

 

[Cman]

Did you try to clean the contact points inside the old switch? Simply clean the carbon buildup at the contact points and it should be ready to go. Apply some dielectric grease at those copper plates.

While i'll give that a try, i'm sitting on a $80 OEM switch that I don't know if it works.

 

[Trunk Monkey]

That's the correct part no. Pretty easy to check continuity with a cheap DVOM.

 

[Cman]

That's the correct part no. Pretty easy to check continuity with a cheap DVOM.

I have a DVOM, but I don't know ANYTHING about electricity. Where should I start?

 

[Trunk Monkey]

I'd guess there's two pins, put your DVOM on continuity, put one lead on each pin, pull the switch up, see if you get a tone.

 

[Cman]

@Trunk Monkey

Five pins! Thought to snap a picture this morning.

Back Side Passenger Window Switch

• Cman
• Jul 17, 2018

 

[Trunk Monkey]

You could check out the EWD. Also, you could just hook it up to another door, test it that way.