Power window switch for 2-door 2013 Tacoma 4x4 Driver side

Can anyone tell me the part number for my driver side, 2-Door master power switch for 2013 Tacoma 4x4 Access cab 6-cylinder? Toyota Dealer wants over $200.00 for a new one and so far, I can't get a definite answer online.

 

Look for the several threads here discussing the cartrimhome full-auto switches. They're the way to go!

 

I don't see any related threads you mentioned. I searched here.

 

EDIT:

Here is the correct info for a 2013 Tacoma Access Cab Drivers Window Switch Part Number.

Switch is part number 84820-04070
Link to the Toyota Parts Website:
https://toyota.oempartsonline.com/o...meT0yMDEzJnQ9cHJlLXJ1bm5lciZlPTQtMGwtdjYtZ2Fz

You can buy just the aftermarket Cartrimhome switches themselves that @4xdog was talking about here:
https://cartrimhome.com/Door-Switch-For-Toyota-Tacoma-2012-2015

Also, you can find the whole assembly on Ebay.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/151635371502

 

I don't know what they have for two-door trucks, but it's probably worth checking as there are nonobvious cross-compatibilities between some parts. (Like the late Gen 2 Tacoma DCs = certain RAV4s, I believe).

 

@CoreyF Hey man I made a mistake on my reply in #4. I read your post and didnt realize that you had an access cab and not a double cab. I changed the info in my reply with the correct part number for your truck.

 

It looks like I made a mistake while trying to clean the inside of the switch and now my lock/unlock and driver's side window won't work at all now. I see on the switches motherboard there are slider pegs that you have to align correctly into the groove of the switch buttons little "arms", but I can't seem to get them positioned correctly while trying to put it back together. I tried moving the motherboard pegs in different postions too. I should have never lifted up the motherboard from the plastic casing. Is there a certain position to have the pegs in so the switch buttons groove will insert on the pegs?