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The Mazda Premacy (sold in the UK roughly 1999–2005) was available with electric window switches, though fitment depended on trim level — lower-spec models may have had manual windows with no switch at all. If your car has electric windows you will have a switch; if it has winding handles it will not. Check your own doors before ordering, and confirm with the breaker that the switch they have came from a car with the same specification as yours.
The Mazda Premacy received a facelift during its UK run, and interior trim parts including window switches can differ between pre- and post-facelift cars. The generation boundary is the key fitment concern here, so even though both are the same broad model, you should confirm with the breaker whether the switch from the year they have matches your registration rather than assuming it crosses the facelift safely.
Yes, window switches are side-specific — a nearside (NS, passenger left) switch is a different part from an offside (OS, driver right) switch, as the wiring connector position and button layout typically differ. Always tell the breaker which side you need. If the master switch on the driver's door controls all windows, that unit is a separate and distinct part from the individual switches on the other doors.
Trim level can affect whether your Premacy has electric windows at all, but once you have confirmed your car does have them, the trim name itself is unlikely to change the physical switch fitting. The important things to match are the generation, the door it came from, and the side (NS or OS). Confirm the part number or connector type with the breaker against your registration to be sure.
No — engine size, whether petrol or diesel, makes no difference to window switch fitment. Window switches are part of the door's electrical system, which is the same regardless of what is under the bonnet. Focus instead on the model year, the door position, and the side when speaking to a breaker.
Window switches are specific to the door they came from, so a front door switch and a rear door switch are not interchangeable even on the same car. The Mazda Premacy was a 5-door MPV in the UK market, so all rear doors are relevant, but always specify to the breaker exactly which door position you need — front nearside, front offside, rear nearside, or rear offside — to ensure you get the right unit.