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Step 1

              Window switch panels of all 07-13' Chevy/GMC Trucks & SUV's
  • Using a flat-head screwdriver, wedge underneath the plastic cover to release it from the assembly.

Using a flat-head screwdriver, wedge underneath the plastic cover to release it from the assembly.

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Step 2

  • Unfasten the 10 mm bolts located at the top and bottom of the door assembly.
  • Remove the door assembly.

Unfasten the 10 mm bolts located at the top and bottom of the door assembly.

Remove the door assembly.

Step 3

  • Wedge the flat-head screwdriver underneath the plastic cover to the switch panel to release it from the door.

Wedge the flat-head screwdriver underneath the plastic cover to the switch panel to release it from the door.

Step 4

  • Remove all wire harnesses to the window switches from the back of the panel.

Remove all wire harnesses to the window switches from the back of the panel.

Step 5

  • With the flat-head screwdriver release the tabs to release the window switch panel from the block of switches.

With the flat-head screwdriver release the tabs to release the window switch panel from the block of switches.

Step 6

  • Insert new master window switch.

Insert new master window switch.

Step 7

  • Re-plug wire harnesses into the new window switch panel and push panel into the cover.

Re-plug wire harnesses into the new window switch panel and push panel into the cover.

Step 8

  • Push the re-assembled switch panel down until you hear a click, this means it is secure in the door.

Push the re-assembled switch panel down until you hear a click, this means it is secure in the door.

Step 9

  • Re-assemble the door arm.
  • Re-fasten the 10 mm bolts to the top and bottom of the door assembly.

Re-assemble the door arm.

Re-fasten the 10 mm bolts to the top and bottom of the door assembly.

Step 10

  • Re-attach the plastic cover by snapping it into place, start at the bottom for easier installation.

Re-attach the plastic cover by snapping it into place, start at the bottom for easier installation.

Step 11

  • You’ve completed the fix! Now enjoy your working Master Power Window Switch!

You’ve completed the fix! Now enjoy your working Master Power Window Switch!

If you continue to have problems with the windows not working properly then it is an issue with either your wiring or motors and should be looked at by a certified technician. Thank you, and I hope my guide helped solve your problem!

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Rick Bonetti - Apr 2, 2022

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I have a 2009 Chevy Silverado. i changed the same panel and everything works except drivers window. any thoughts on how to fix it?

Heather Grew - Apr 16, 2022

I have the same issue with my 2009 GMC Acadia. Does yours click? If so I found a useful how to guide I’m going to try next on this forum

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