Standard Ignition DS-2356 Door Lock Switch - Front or Front Right

Door Lock Switch for OE-Style Repair

Restore power door lock operation with this Standard Ignition door lock switch, part number DS-2356. It is a direct-fit replacement built to OE specifications for proper fit, form, and function in select Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln applications.

Designed for vehicles such as the Ford Explorer, Ford Taurus, and Mercury Mountaineer, DS-2356 uses copper alloy conductors for strong electrical conductivity and low resistive loss. The female connector, male blade terminals, and 7-terminal layout support a clean electrical connection in the original switch location.

Key Features

• Direct-fit replacement door lock switch
• OE-spec construction for proper fit, form, and function
• Copper alloy conductors for efficient electrical transfer
• Female connector with male blade terminals
• 7-terminal design
• Built with robust materials for service use

Detailed Description

Standard Ignition DS-2356 is a replacement door lock switch for power door lock systems. It is engineered for select Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln vehicles, including applications where the switch is located in the quarter trim panel or front door area. This part number DS-2356 is a practical choice when the original switch is worn, damaged, or no longer operating correctly. Cross-reference part numbers for the same application include YF1Z14028AA and SW6479.

Compatible With 2006 Ford Expedition, located in quarter trim panel or position door lock switch; 2002-2006 Mercury Mountaineer, located in quarter trim panel or position door lock switch; 2002-2005 Ford Explorer, located in quarter trim panel or position door lock switch; 2000-2005 Ford Taurus, front or position door lock switch; 2002-2005 Ford Thunderbird, position door lock switch; 2003-2004 Lincoln Aviator, located in quarter trim panel or position door lock switch; 2000-2003 Ford Windstar, front right or position door lock switch.

Common Repair Symptoms

• Power door locks do not respond at the switch
• Intermittent lock or unlock operation
• Broken, cracked, or worn switch actuator
• Electrical contact issues at the original switch
• Loss of driver or passenger lock control from the switch location

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the original switch location and connector style before installation. This part uses a female connector, male blade terminals, and 7 terminals, so matching the OE connector layout is important for proper operation. Confirm vehicle application by year, make, model, and position before replacing the existing switch.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition builds this switch to OE specifications and uses copper alloy conductors to support reliable electrical performance with low resistance. The construction is intended to meet the demands of professional service replacement work.