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2011-2015 Hyundai Sonata Driver Side Power Window Switch - Black

K2 Industries
K2-13447-HYU-006-WCS
Window Components
$90.00 $69.99
$69.99

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2011-2015 Hyundai Sonata Driver Side Power Window Switch - Black
2011–2015 Hyundai Sonata Driver Side Power Window Switch — Black

Direct replacement power window switch for the driver's door, black finish. OEM-spec electrical connector and panel mounting design. Ready to swap into your factory switch location without modification.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Factory Mounting Points
Key Features
  • Factory connector match - Plugs directly into existing wiring harness with zero adapter hassle
  • OEM panel fit - Sits flush in the factory switch opening; no trimming or routing needed
  • Black finish - Matches interior trim on 2011–2015 models without paint or dye work
Specs
  • Configuration: Single driver-side power window switch
  • Finish: Black
  • Connector type: OEM-spec electrical plug
Whats Included
  • Power window switch assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need any special tools or hardware to install this?

Installation is basic hand-tool territory — you'll need a panel removal tool or flathead screwdriver to pop the door panel trim. The switch itself bolts to the factory bracket with existing hardware and plugs into the wiring harness. No drilling, no modification.

Will this work if only my driver window is broken?

Yes. This is a single-switch replacement for the driver's side only. If your passenger window is also stuck, you'd need a separate passenger-side switch assembly.

What happens if the switch doesn't power the window after install?

Check the door panel connector first — make sure it clicked fully into the switch. If the window still won't move, the issue likely lives in the motor or wiring upstream. A multimeter test at the connector will tell you if power is reaching the switch.

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