Front Left Driver Side Master Window Switch Compatible with Honda

In this review of the Front Left Driver Side Master Window Switch for the Honda Accord Sedan EX-L 2013-2017, the bottom line is straightforward: this is a practical, direct replacement for an aging or failed master power window switch. It is aimed at owners who need the original functionality restored quickly, with one-touch up and down for driver and passenger windows and full control of all four windows plus a window lock. Installation is simple and the part follows OE design so the switch functions like the factory unit.

Key Features

• Vehicle fit: Direct replacement designed specifically for Honda Accord Sedan EX-L models from 2013 through 2017, reducing fitment guesswork.
• Full master control: Includes controls for all four power windows and a window lock so the driver retains complete control of window operation.
• One-touch function: Provides one touch up and down for driver and passenger windows, restoring convenience found in the original switch.
• OEM part numbers: Replaces common OEM numbers such as 35750-T2A-A01 and 35750T2AA01 for straightforward identification and compatibility.
• Durable construction: Molded from ABS and PP plastic for impact resistance, heat dissipation and long-term wear resistance under regular use.
• Plug and play: Designed as a direct fit so installation is quick and usually requires only removal of the original switch and swap-in of the new unit.

Who It's For

This switch is for Honda Accord Sedan EX-L owners from model years 2013 to 2017 who need to replace a worn, nonfunctional, or intermittently working driver master window switch and want a direct, OEM-style replacement without modification. It is also a good choice for DIYers comfortable removing interior trim and swapping electrical connectors to save on repair costs.

It is not ideal for drivers who require dealer-level diagnostics for complex electrical faults, or for vehicles with unrelated electrical issues like battery drain that may not be solved by replacing the switch alone. If a vehicle has custom wiring or nonstandard window control modules, professional inspection is recommended.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Restores full master control of all four windows and the window lock as intended by the factory.
• One-touch up and down for driver and passenger windows adds convenience and matches OEM behavior.
• Direct replacement using common OEM numbers makes part selection and fitment straightforward.
• Durable ABS and PP construction resists wear and heat for longer service life.

Cons

• Some customers report vehicle-specific issues such as battery drain or programming conflicts that replacement alone may not resolve.
• If a vehicle has wiring damage or a faulty window motor, replacing the switch will not fix those separate faults.

Specifications

Compatible vehicle	Honda Accord Sedan EX-L 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017
Part numbers replaced	35750-T2A-A01, 35750T2AA01, 35750-T2A-A11, 35750T2AA11, 641-53986
Function	Master power window switch with 4-window control and window lock
One-touch	One touch up and down for driver and passenger windows
Material	ABS plastic and PP plastic
Fitment type	Direct OEM-design replacement, plug and play

Our Verdict

This driver side master window switch is a practical, cost-effective replacement for Accord Sedan EX-L owners who need to restore full window control and one-touch operation. It matches OEM part numbers and fits without modification, offering durable materials and easy installation. Buyers with unrelated electrical problems or damaged wiring should diagnose those issues first, but for a straightforward failed switch this part is solid value.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this switch fit my Accord EX-L?
Yes, it is designed to replace the factory master switch on Honda Accord Sedan EX-L models from 2013 through 2017 and uses common OEM part numbers for fitment.

Is installation difficult?
Installation is plug and play and typically quick; removal of the original switch and connector swap is all that is required, though trim removal tools are useful.

Will replacing the switch fix battery drain?
Not necessarily; customers report some vehicles had battery drain unrelated to the switch, so further electrical diagnosis is recommended if that issue persists.