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08-11 Dodge Grand Caravan Power Window Switch Driver Side

K2 Industries
K2-13441-CHR-006-WCS
Window Components
$100.00 $79.99
$79.99

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08-11 Dodge Grand Caravan Power Window Switch Driver Side
08-11 Dodge Grand Caravan Power Window Switch Driver Side

Direct replacement driver-side power window switch for 2008–2011 Grand Caravan models. This is the master control unit that operates all four windows from the driver's door panel. OEM-spec construction ensures proper electrical integration and tactile feedback.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ OEM-Equivalent Design
Key Features
  • Master Control Function - Operates all four windows from driver's position without additional wiring.
  • Direct Plug-and-Play Fit - Mounts into existing door panel cavity with no modification.
  • Factory Electrical Spec - Matches OEM amperage and connector type for reliable operation.
Specs
  • Configuration: Driver-side master window switch
  • Condition: New
Whats Included
  • Driver-side power window switch assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this switch control all four windows or just the driver's window?

This is the master control switch, so it operates all four windows from the driver's door panel. Passenger and rear switches control their own windows independently.

Do I need to remove the entire door panel to swap this out?

You'll need to access the door panel interior to unclip and disconnect the old switch, then plug in the new one. The switch itself sits in the armrest area — basic screwdriver and panel removal tools are all you need.

What if the new switch doesn't work right after I install it?

Check that the connector is fully seated and the door panel clips are properly re-engaged — loose connections are the most common issue. If windows still don't respond, test another switch or verify power at the connector before returning.

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