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Drivers door window switch for corolla vvti 2000 3 door hatchback.

  • 27-09-2010 12:15pm
    #1
    Springerman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 35 ✭


    hi there folks,

    I wondering if anyone can help me, I got a corolla 3-door hatch vvti 2000, and need to replace the drivers door switch for the windows/locking etc, but I am struggling to locate on in the car dismantlers in Mayo/Galway that have one, they are highly sought after.....

    If any one can help that would be mighty the details are below!

    Toyota Corolla vvti 2000 3-door hatchback

    Part:
    Drivers door switch for window/central locking control
    -white connector, 13 pins and "big spades/connector" (not small one!)

    Thanks a million any insight welcomed.


Comments

  • #2
    Velocitee
    Closed Accounts Posts: 264 ✭✭Velocitee


    I got a genuine electric window switch (driver and passenger window controls on driver side) for a fiesta I owned from a Ford garage < 10 euro (they didn't say anything about wanting to fit it etc.) Just saying the switch didn't cost the earth.

    Not sure what they cost from Toyota garage but if it's driving you mad and the difference is ~5euro from a dismantlers, might be worth 1 good night sleep to you?

    edit: Also they were able to get the part code from just putting the reg in to their computer - easy peasy


  • #3
    Velocitee
    Closed Accounts Posts: 264 ✭✭Velocitee


    or http://partfinder.ie/ if you still want to go the dismantler route...

    Best of luck

    V


  • #4
    Springerman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 35 ✭Springerman


    Thanks V, already tried, its a bit more expensive when they are available from dismantlers its like E60, from dealership >E200 apparently. But it is a flaw with the particular car model, so will ahve to keep on the hunt, the hyperlink you sent looks good will check that out.

    Thanks,
    P


  • #5
    Velocitee
    Closed Accounts Posts: 264 ✭✭Velocitee


    Ah more complicated than I thought then - must be some kind of a control unit dangling off it too somewhere

    try this too http://traynors.biz/

    they are a car dismantlers up north with 10,000 cars - once postage is decent, might be worth a look


  • #6
    Springerman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 35 ✭Springerman


    Cheers, they have a mighty set up! unfortunately they are out of stock (like the majority of dismantlers across the country lol). No harm they do stock them form time to time, so will just keep on to them.

    Thanks again,

    P


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  • #7
    gitman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 17 ✭gitman


    youre better off buying a new switch they are 238+ vat afaik. your only going to buy trouble second hand mate, youll only get a while out of it at least if you buy a new one you should get a years warranty with it.


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