Nilight Power Master Window Switch (8 Pins + 3 Pins) Replacement for Select Chrysler, Dodge, and Ram Models
Product description
If your driver-side window switch feels off—sticky, loose, or unresponsive—the fix is often simpler than chasing the whole window system. This Nilight Power Master Window Switch is designed as a direct-style replacement for the listed 2011–2020 Chrysler 300, 2015–2017 Chrysler 200, 2011–2019 Dodge Charger, and select 2016–2022 Ram 1500 / 2016–2018 Ram 2500–5500 setups (fitment depends on the exact vehicle and connector pins).
On paper, it’s the kind of part you choose when you want the original look and basic function restored without overcomplicating the job. The key things here are the terminal/pin count and matching the part number—otherwise, “plug and play” may not be your experience. So it’s worth checking before you order.
What it is and what problem it solves
This is a master power window switch replacement intended to restore control over the power windows. Instead of repairing around worn buttons or a failing internal switch, the idea is to swap in a new unit that’s built to resemble the factory design and behavior.
In everyday use, you’ll notice the difference when the toggle feels consistent and responds immediately—especially compared to a switch that hesitates, feels gritty, or doesn’t return smoothly.
The essentials (compatibility and matching details)
Nilight lists compatibility for several Chrysler, Dodge, and Ram models across multiple years. But the product listing is very clear about the real-world purchasing rule: confirm fitment and, crucially, the connector terminal quantity before ordering.
What you should double-check: - The correct vehicle model/year range - The part number match (listed OE-style part numbers include 68139805AB, 68139805AA, 68231805AA, 56046823AC, 68139805AD) - Terminal configuration: 8 Pins + 3 Pins
If any of those don’t line up, you may end up with a switch that physically doesn’t match your connector. It’s one of those “looks right, but won’t connect” situations—so do the homework.
Key takeaways (what you’ll notice after installation)
This switch is made from durable ABS material and is described as waterproof and vibration-resistant. That matters if you’re dealing with a location inside the door area where moisture and movement are constant.
Nilight also describes an OE-like design and a toggle feel that’s “light” rather than tight or overly stiff, with quick response. Is it perfect? No aftermarket part is guaranteed to feel identical to the original down to the last detail. But for most buyers, the real goal is restoring reliable operation with a normal, factory-like feel.
There’s also a small quality-of-life point: the package includes a switch removal tool plus a user manual, which should make the swap less intimidating.
Tech specs
- Terminal: 8 Pins + 3 Pins
- Replacement part numbers: 68139805AB, 68139805AA, 68231805AD, 68231805AA, 56046823AC
- Material: ABS
- Included in the package: 1x master power window switch + 1x removal tool + 1x user manual
Pros, cons, and where it makes sense
Where it shines: - If you already identified your original switch part number (or at least confirmed the pin/terminal count), this is set up for a straightforward replacement. - The ABS + waterproof/vibration-resistant positioning is a sensible match for door-area conditions. - The “plug and play” approach is the right direction when you want to avoid extra wiring or guesswork.
Limitations to keep in mind: - Compatibility is listed by vehicle and year, but the manufacturer explicitly asks you to confirm fitment before buying. That’s a sign the terminal/pin setup is the deciding factor more than the year alone. - Since this is a replacement switch, you shouldn’t expect it to fix deeper door wiring faults or other window issues—if the window problem is electrical beyond the switch, you may need further diagnosis.
Practical buying tips (before you click “buy”)
It’s not the most glamorous purchase, but getting it right saves time. Before ordering, verify the terminal configuration (8 Pins + 3 Pins) and the part number you’re replacing. If you’re working from photos or guesswork, consider double-checking the connector side or existing labeling.
If your switch is currently working intermittently, you’ll usually know pretty quickly after testing. If the issue is frequent or unpredictable—then replacement of the master switch may be worth considering.
What’s included
You get 1x master power window switch for the listed compatible Chrysler/Dodge/Ram applications, plus 1x switch removal tool and 1x user manual.
Is it worth it?
Worth buying if you need a master power window switch replacement for one of the listed Chrysler/Dodge/Ram models and you can confirm the correct part number and 8 Pins + 3 Pins terminal configuration. It’s built for a factory-style swap, with materials and durability claims aimed at door-area wear, plus the package includes a removal tool to make the install more manageable.
You may want to skip it if you can’t verify the connector/pin setup or if you suspect a broader electrical or wiring issue beyond the switch—because this is a switch replacement, not a full window system repair. In short: it’s a solid “get your windows back to normal” part as long as the match is correct.