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06-20 Nissan Frontier King Cab Driver Side Power Window Switch

K2 Industries
K2-13445-NIS-006-WCS
Window Components
$90.00 $69.99
$69.99

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06-20 Nissan Frontier King Cab Driver Side Power Window Switch
06-20 Nissan Frontier King Cab Driver Side Power Window Switch

OEM replacement power window switch for the driver's door—direct fit, no modification needed. This is the genuine control unit that operates your window from the master switch panel. Fits king cab models without hassle.

✓ Direct-from-Warehouse ✓ Factory Mounting Points ✓ Ships from FL Warehouse
Key Features
  • Driver-side configuration - Controls all four windows from the master switch location.
  • OEM specification - Maintains factory electrical compatibility and switch feel.
  • King cab fitment - Engineered for the extended cab layout without adapter kits.
Specs
  • Configuration: Driver-side master window switch
  • Condition: New
What's Included
  • Power window switch assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this swap into my door panel without removing trim?

You'll need to remove the door panel trim to access the switch housing, but the switch itself clips into the factory location—no drilling or bracket welding. It's a straightforward swap once the panel comes off.

Does the switch come with wiring harness connectors?

The switch assembly ships with the connector—plug it into your existing harness. If connectors are corroded or damaged, you may need new terminals, but that's a separate job.

What if my window motor works but the switch won't respond?

This switch controls the electrical signal to the motor. If the motor runs but the switch doesn't trigger it, the switch is likely your culprit. Test the old switch with a multimeter before confirming the replacement solves it.

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