Power Door Lock Switch Passenger Side Mustang 1987-1993
Highlights
- OEM-Style
- Direct-Fit
- For Power Door Locks
- White L & U Logos
Passenger Side Power Door Lock Switch for 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992 and 1993 Mustangs with Power Door Locks.
Re-wiring your electric switches can be a pain unless you pick up factory-correct replacements! The Passenger Side Power Door Lock Switch is a direct-fit original of your 1987-1993 Mustang's stock Power Door Lock switch. Restore your power locks and maintain the original 'L' and 'U' markings on a black plastic construction.
Features and Benefits:
- Direct-Fit Replacement
- Factory-Correct Reproduction
- For Power Door Locks
- Premium Black Plastic Construction
- Original 'L' and 'U' Markings
California Residents: Proposition 65 Warning
Related Categories: Mustang Parts, Mustang Interior, Mustang Power Door Lock Switches & Actuators
Installation Videos
Video Transcript
These bezels will fit your '87 through '93 coupe or hatchback equipped with power windows and power locks. A convertible version is available, which will have two additional cutouts for the rear windows located there. They are side specific with two window cutouts on your driver's side and a single on the passenger's side. Your locks are also side specific, with the unlock button on the outside and the lock towards the inside.
For this quick fix, you'll need a Phillips head screwdriver, a 1/4 inch ratchet, and a 1/4 inch socket. We're going to install the passenger side on our '90 GT since we've been having some problems with the door lock button not working properly. Both the driver and passenger side install the same way. See when we hit out button our doors aren't unlocking. We know we replaced the actuators recently, so it's probably going to be the switch. We're going to replace that first.
Not only is our switch bad, you can see there's a crease in our plate as well. This seems to be a common problem with these cars if these aren't installed properly. We're going to start by removing this Phillips head screw. Now we're going to pull out and then lift up, take the clip off the bottom and then pull it all the way out of your door.
The switches are held to this switch plate by these two Phillips head screws. We're going to remove those next. Then we're going to separate the plate from the switches. Removing the old switch is easy. Just grab the sides and pull it straight off. Now we'll slide the new switch on slide it up press it into place and now we can check our door locks. Everything works perfectly. Time to install the cover plate.
The new cover plate comes with a new mounting tab. It does not come with hardware so you have to remove these two screws off the original to install on the new one. Install the new piece. Make sure the edge is facing up when you install it, and we're ready to install.
Install our cover plate over our switches and we'll reinstall the two screws. Then the last step is reinstalling the door panel. Lift the tab in at the bottom, seat it properly and reinstall the screw and your quick fix is finished. There it is: a simple fix to a common problem. If your window switch goes out, the installation is exactly the same. Overall it will take you no more than about five minutes.
