2011-2019 Ford Explorer Sunroof Switch Genuine OEM new
Ensure smooth and reliable operation of your Ford Explorer's sunroof with this brand new genuine OEM sunroof switch designed specifically for 2011 through 2019 models. Replace faulty or unresponsive switches with an exact factory part to regain easy control over your sunroof's open, close, and tilt functions.
Constructed with durable components meeting OEM standards, this sunroof switch is engineered to withstand regular use while ensuring a secure fit in the overhead console of your vehicle's interior.
Ideal for Ford Explorer owners on 2011-2019 models experiencing issues with their sunroof switch such as stiffness, unresponsiveness, or failure to operate correctly, restoring full functionality and comfort.
Ships directly from Houston, TX warehouse. This brand new, genuine OEM part ensures quick installation with no modifications needed.
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