Power Window Toggle Switch Wiring Diagram - DPDT Reversing Hookup (Ford Bronco)

This document is a simple hand-drawn (computer-drawn) wiring diagram showing how to wire a power window toggle/rocker switch, uploaded to the gallery of a 1979 Ford Bronco. It depicts a six-terminal switch (typical DPDT momentary rocker) with power and ground connections and a cross-wired (X) polarity-reversal pattern that allows the window motor to run in both directions. A red wire labeled "Positive- To Battery" attaches to the switch's middle terminal on one side, and a blue wire labeled "Negative- To Ground" attaches to the middle terminal on the opposite side. Inside the switch body, jumper wires cross diagonally: red runs from the upper-left terminal to the lower-right terminal, and blue runs from the upper-right terminal to the lower-left terminal. Two wires (one red, one blue) exit from the bottom pair of terminals and are labeled "These two wires go to the window motor." A reader can learn the standard reversing-switch wiring scheme for a power window motor: feed battery positive and ground to the center terminals, cross-jumper the outer terminals, and take the motor leads from one end of the switch. The diagram contains no year, model, part number, fuse, or wire gauge information.