LMAO I just went outside and smacked the panel a couple times and now the window works from the pass side using the pass window up/down button. And yeah I made sure the window lock was off. Saved me from taking the panel off. If it happens again, hopefully I can do the same thing and problem solved.

 

I have a similar problem:Outta the blue yesterday, my door ajar light came on along w/ the overheads and also lost mirror controls and can only operate the locks and windows from the driver's door. Anybody know what the deal is?

 

It started acting up today so I'm about to rip the door panel off in a bit ..

 

I took the panel off and popped the window circuit board..there are two bodies of wires and I know which one controls the windows so I tried messing with the wires and jiggling them and whatnot, but I still got nothing . I unplugged both bodies of wires and then plugged them back in but also no success. Any other advice?

 

id check with your multi meter to see first if there is voltage to the switch. Connector to ground.

Secondly if there is voltage there I'd take apart the rocker switch and clean the contacts with some light sand paper. Small contacts create tiny arcs that eventually make the contact not contact anymore. Simply cleaning them up will work.

 

I'm still having this problem but am going to take a look at this today..there was a little info on dielectric grease on the web and it stated this "Dielectric grease is a non-conductive, silicone grease designed to seal out moisture and, therefore, prevent corrosion on electrical connectors. Being non-conductive, it does not enhance the flow of electrical current. This property makes it an ideal lubricant and sealant for the rubber portions of electrical connectors.

My question is that if dielectric grease is non-conductive, won't it not do any good for me? Also, I tried to pull out the wires last time in order to try and clean/reconnect them but they wouldn't come out..so I'm not exactly sure how I would clean them..

 

Thank you so much for you input Mongo, I popped the panel off the driver side and bent the connectors and all my passenger windows work now. I thought it was the passenger window switches which I just tried replacing one and it didn't work. Looked up this thread and tried what you said, now I just have an extra switch which I got off amazon for $17, I'll just keep it as a spare. Thank you again!

 

so I’ve been putting up with this problem for at least a couple years. Today I googled it and found your solution. Simple took switch assembly out and the passenger widow connector wasn’t even plugged in anymore. Plugged it in and everything works. I believe it wasn’t plugged in past the catch from the factory and just wiggled off.