Window motor problems
Idk if there is already a thread about this but I couldn't find one. My front passenger side window will go up but not down so I don't think it's really a motor issue but probably more of a wiring issue because it works fine if you use the passenger side controls. Anyone have any idea what I should do?
I figured it was just the switch because all the rest look fine. Do you or anyone know how to remove the door panel without ripping any wires or which wire I should be looking for. I think it's just disconnected or something because I drove the truck to class and it worked and when I got in to go home it wasn't.
Door panels are pretty easy to remove. Its a couple screws, and a torx bolt on the interior door handle itself. Once the screws and handle are out it lifts straight up and off. There should be enough play in the wires to disconnect the window switch and the mirror switch.
If you feel like peeling off the plastic protective barrier to access the window motor, you can verify the wiring to test/check. You can apply 12v directly to the motor and switch leads for reverse operation. This will verify the motor works both ways. Then you can continue to take apart and clean the switch contacts.
If you leave your windows down or have left them don in a rain storm, it's highly likely your contacts are needing a cleaning. Hopefully the pcb strip isn't shorted out from too much moisture.
If you leave your windows down or have left them don in a rain storm, it's highly likely your contacts are needing a cleaning. Hopefully the pcb strip isn't shorted out from too much moisture.
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The only time thats happened is when my friend left on of my back windows down during a rainstorm (stupid me for not checking) but the back ones and everything else except passenger side down from the driver side switch







