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The old window won't stay down for door close problem

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Passenger side window won't stay down for door close about half the time. Have to do the door close with handle up and hip check. Really afraid I've going to forget to warn a passenger and have a smashed window. I know this is the micro swtich on the lock. Ordered a replacement from FCP. Pulled door panel and installed. When tried to plug in no go. Removed and figured out pins don't match. My part number is ends in a "P". The one they sent end in a "D". Way past their return time and they have not responded to my email for an exception. Since doesn't look like I can return thinking of transplanting the micro switch from the old to the new. Does anyone know if you can buy these micro switches by themselves? Can you take apart and repair? If someone needs the entire assembly, I'd sell at a discount (without removing the switch). FCP's charge was $111.

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