6 Way Power Seat Switch Replacement for 2005-2015 Ford Mustang F150 F250 F350 Explorer Escape Lincoln & More, Driver Side Passenger Side Power Seat Adjust Switch 5F9T-14B709-AA, 9L3Z14A701A

Replacement works flawlessly.

This product worked as a direct replacement for 2010 ford explorer driver's side power seat switch. Easy replacement took 10 minutes. Now seat can move forward again woohooooo!

The Ford dealer wanted a ton of money for this. I read the reviews and checked out some YouTube videos prior to purchasing. I worked great and was easy to install. A tip for you do-it-yourself'ers: I viewed a video on replacing this part on a 2005 mustang gt. Mine is a 2006. Unfortunately, the panel that you have to remove to access the part on the '06 is different from the '05. There are a number of clips that can be brittle and easily break as you remove them. Be careful. I used the technique shown in one of the videos that depicted the '05 and apparently, those types of clips are not present on that model.

I have a 2007 ford mustang gt and for years the seats didn’t not move. I ordered this switch took me 5 mins to pop out the old one and boom my seats move again! Good quality fits perfectly. They have the same part at auto zone for $120 (for one) can’t go wrong with this product! 10/10

This product worked perfectly in my 2012 Ford Explorer XLT

The switch worked perfectly, but the directions didn't mention having to cut the bezel.

If you're reading this, it's because your Mustang seat has "died" in what is very likely a position that does NOT allow you to get behind the wheel, reach the pedals, or perhaps has you sitting so high that your head hits the ceiling! This was definitely my case, and I was afraid the problem was with the very expensive (and hard to reach) seat motor assembly. Then I ran across this as a possible remedy, and decided to try the cheapest and easiest "fix" first.Looking up a YT "tutorial" for this very job, my project took all of ten minutes, and required a flat head screwdriver and a plastic trim pry tool.You pull the old seat adjuster button off with the pry tool, pull the front part of the seat bezel away from the seat (right at the lumbar support switch) as there is a connecting post there, and then gently pull the bezel back a bit in order to release the old switch housing from its frame.*That post will "POP" as it releases from the seat housing, but it shouldn't break, as long as you don't put the "He Man" grip of death to it!*Use the flat head screwdriver to release the tabs on the old switch housing from its frame, then wriggle it out and unplug the power connection.Plug in the new switch housing, test it by running the button through its paces, and then remove the new button in order to reassemble the parts back where they belong. Reattach the new button, and you're all set!--*I didn't remove the seat back lever, as I was afraid I'd break it, and I was still able to get my large hands in to the spaces for a successful swap of new part for old! --I'm very thankful that it was simply a switch that needed replacing, and even more excited to find this one for under $20! Certain other Mustang-related websites had this very same piece for over $100!Hope this is helpful for any S197 Mustang owners who might be having a challenge with their power seat operating properly, and Happy motoring!

Good quality easy to install.