SWITCHDOCTOR Window Master Switch for 2003-2007 Honda Accord (Sedan, 35750-SDA-HO7, Power, Control, Button)

Got this today, installed it and then was prepared to go through the reprogramming process. Tried my key first to lock and it worked right away, no reprogram process!! Had Ordered a little cheaper one and it would not reprogram, so this is a lifesaver vs habibg to keep manually get in the car and locking manually too

I got the product. It matched my Honda accord perfectly. it took less than 1/2 an hour to install and program it. so far works great.Almost 4 years later and the switched failed. i went to their web site and claimed a replacement warranty repair. It was super simple and the replacement part came very fast. I am super happy with switch doctors and their no hassle lifetime warranty. definite 5 stars and more if i could give it to them

If you could have gave zero stars, I would have. I have never wrote a review. But this needed a moment of my time. I bought this product because of the great reviews, and although a lot of people stated their product failed after a year; they also stated, switch doctor customer service sent them a new WORKING product, as they have a lifetime warranty. This was not the case for me. My product failed after exactly one year. I was told I need to buy another switch that was more than twice the cost of the switch I bought. I refused, because the switch I purchased was working just fine. They sent me a replacement that did not work for the doors. So now I could lower my windows, but was unable to lock my doors. If you buy their product, your basically playing the lottery, hoping you get a product that works. That's ridiculous!!! And you know how hard it is to win the lottery. I'm simply going to take my business to a more reliable company.

Perfect. I ordered this part after finding out Honda parts and service wanted a significant amount to fix my 2006 Honda Accord LX. Symptoms: Driver window worked, the other three did not. After ordering the part, I read the review that not all key fob lock/unlock RF signals work with aftermarket master controller switches. I felt better when the part arrived and there was an insert that said I can access their website and/or call them for help. This aftermarket switch did work with the key fob after reprogramming. The removal of the controller panel was simple. Watch the youtube video on the website. Of note, I had to unclip the window guard (plastic part covering the switches) on the new switch because the old door panel had one permanently installed. Good news, it was simple to snap off the aftermarket window switch guard. The plugs snap easily into place. The window auto feature was programmed by placing the ignition into on (the position just before the engine cranks) and pulling up the window switch to the full up. Same with the key fob, place the ignition into on (the position just before the engine cranks) and press lock on the fob. I did this 4 times (in a row) and I felt a clunk in the door panel on the fourth try. Overall, I popped the panel and reinstalled the new part, programmed the auto window and key fob it in about 10 minutes. Thanks. Never had to call for help. All helpful info was on the website.

Works good but there is a method to do this correctly if only replacing a busted switch, after you remove the original master switch, there is an OEM Omron switch held in place with a screw, it is very important you keep this as they are fairly expensive, also keep the original circuit board.Transfer those items into the new master switch panel carefully, after you do this you will need to reset the switch, this varies from car to car, you don't need a fancy scan tool to do this, plenty of you tube videos that will show you how etc...The aftermarket switch and circuit board that came with the replacement master switch do not work good, most aftermarket electronic car parts are not made well or last long, that is why it is important to retain the original switch/circuit board and just change the housing out from my experience or go to a junkyard and hope you get lucky.

Initially, the switch didn't work at all at which time I attempted to exchange the transmitter boards inside the switches and found out the connection pins inside the units didn't match or line up, so this wasn't a possibility. I contacted customer service, who to their credit were quick to respond. They were going to send me instructions to help program the unit but I never received them. I tried to contact then again, but they never responded. In the end I was able to get the switch to operate all of my windows, but could not program my key fob to operate the door locks. I thought I could possibly live with all of this but when I went to install the switch into the arm rest found out that the physical dimensions of the new switch were to large to allow the plastic faceplate to fit over the new switch, hence my title "why even bother to send the switch in the first place". I have to send it back. Photo shows new switch on the left, original on the right. High boarder ridges prevent face plate from fitting.

My drivers window will not roll down after a month of using. When I first installed it I would need to actuate the switch a couple of times before the window operated and now it does not operate at all. Disappointed. Hopefully nobody else has experienced this issue. If I didn’t have this issue I would rate 5 stars for being a very economical option as a replacement.

I have a 2005 Honda Accord EX and I was nervous that this one wouldn't work to lock the door but fortunately I was able to program the key just fine. My plan initially was to switch the remote part that wouldn't have worked though bc the pins were set up differently. Mine were 5 straight across and this one had a double row of 3. The part I was replacing was 35750-SDAY-A13. So it worked for me and I didn't have to pay extra for the EX one. Yay.