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not your typical power window issue...
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I did some searching and found the common window lock issues but i have a different problem now. (I also have the window lock issue but i can deal with that!) The drivers side power window rolls DOWN fine (auto down and regular). When i go to roll it back up, it does nothing. When i push down again, i can hear it click so it makes me think its probably not the switch, unless it is just crappy contacts on the up side only. It has also been very cold and icy here in Ohio and the motor itself could be burnt out. Over the summer i disassembled the master switch in hopes of fixing the window lock issue with no luck. While i don't have much faith in the switch itself, i am worried that it may be the window motor or regulator assembly. Any thoughts or opinions would be appreciated. 2002 Ram 1500 4.7 QC. I should also add that eventually the window chooses to go for no particular reason. Randomly it rolls up like normal. If i release the switch on accident i have to play the game all over again, pressing and releasing the switch until it decides to go up.
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Every now and than my passenger window will not roll down, when it will roll down it will not go back up. When I replace the power window fuse, all is fine, when I use a a orginal fuse to replace a new one, all works fine, all fuses are good and never burn out, yet for some reason the power window on the passenger side quits working, and pulling oout the fuse fixs it.
During winter I never keep my windows fully up, a quirk with dodge is the windows freaze tight into the window seam and they will not roll down until windows are defrosted.
During winter I never keep my windows fully up, a quirk with dodge is the windows freaze tight into the window seam and they will not roll down until windows are defrosted.
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I took the switch apart a couple months ago... it did not fix the problem because the problem with my switch was not with the internal contacts. The problem as i discovered seems to be with the circuit board itself. If i put pressure on the harness by pushing or twisting, the window lock would work properly. As for the driver window not rolling back up, that i could not figure out. I figure the connector was probably broken on the original switch. On a side note, the switch i bought was from an 05 Ram and it had silver contacts on the switch and my original had copper colored contacts, obviously redesigned for the better i hope.
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No I didn't check any of the solder joints at the time... but that is probably what is wrong. I was just not that motivated to take that switch apart again. It was a pain pulling it all apart. Not to mention i got a steal on ebay for $50 for a switch that looks like new and so far works well.
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