Since the 90s, most Toyotas are fitted with power windows that have done away with laborious manual cranking. In addition to the individual switches of each window, a master switch also comes installed near the driver's seat that allows for the operation of all the vehicle's windows. A stuck car window resulting from a faulty switch could be more than just a nuisance when you need some fresh air—they are also possible safety hazards and increase the risk of theft.

The 3 main types of power window switches used in cars today are the push-pull switch, toggle switch and rocker switch. The push-pull type is operated by pushing down on the button to roll down the window, and by pulling up the switch to roll them up. The toggle switch comes with a lever to be pushed or pulled to operate the windows, and usually doesn't come with a locking function. The rocker switch can be rocked back and forth to control the windows. These are especially child-friendly since they often feature a locking mechanism. Depending on the Toyota, the master window switch panel might also come with functions like mirror adjustment and door locking.

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