Express down module (EDM) shot?
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Express down module (EDM) shot?
Well after doing some research, I think my express down module is shot. I rolled my driver side window down today and now it will not go up. I can still operate the passenger side window from the driver-side window control which has made be believe its express down module related.
I can hear the EDM relay click when I press the driver window button down, and if I time it right and press the up button the EDM makes a buzz sound for a second.The driver's window has worked flawless the three years I've had the car; no skipping, studders, slow speed, ect. I've taken the EDM apart and I don't see anything loose on the board.
So can anyone confirm my hypothesis? Anyway to bypass the EDM too make sure the window motor still operates?
I can hear the EDM relay click when I press the driver window button down, and if I time it right and press the up button the EDM makes a buzz sound for a second.The driver's window has worked flawless the three years I've had the car; no skipping, studders, slow speed, ect. I've taken the EDM apart and I don't see anything loose on the board.
So can anyone confirm my hypothesis? Anyway to bypass the EDM too make sure the window motor still operates?
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Your window motor is shot. You are in a classic bad motor situation. Your EDM has always clicked. You have just never heard it before because your motor has been running. (The window motors are known to just up-and-die without warning. I've had several die like this.)
You can take a voltmeter, take the door apart, take the door speaker out, and unhook the electrical connector from the window motor. Attach the voltmeter leads to the motor connector and operate the window switch. If you see 12V at the connector, it will confirm that the EDM and circuitry is good and the motor is bad.
You can take a voltmeter, take the door apart, take the door speaker out, and unhook the electrical connector from the window motor. Attach the voltmeter leads to the motor connector and operate the window switch. If you see 12V at the connector, it will confirm that the EDM and circuitry is good and the motor is bad.
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Your window motor is shot. You are in a classic bad motor situation. Your EDM has always clicked. You have just never heard it before because your motor has been running. (The window motors are known to just up-and-die without warning. I've had several die like this.)
You can take a voltmeter, take the door apart, take the door speaker out, and unhook the electrical connector from the window motor. Attach the voltmeter leads to the motor connector and operate the window switch. If you see 12V at the connector, it will confirm that the EDM and circuitry is good and the motor is bad.
You can take a voltmeter, take the door apart, take the door speaker out, and unhook the electrical connector from the window motor. Attach the voltmeter leads to the motor connector and operate the window switch. If you see 12V at the connector, it will confirm that the EDM and circuitry is good and the motor is bad.
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I may be having tha same problem. My window motor died 3 months ago. I got a new one replaced by lifetime warranty (doorman motor). It doesn't work at all now. I have taken the motor out held it in my hand it it worked. I even put in a brand new one in and nothing happens. I do here the click under the dash. I even checked my scissor track to see if it was binding and it moves worry free. Help I even bought a new window switch in case that was the problem. Even my fuses are ok
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Hey guys never mind my above post. I found my issue. My connector plug to the window motor was not making the proper connection. The tabs on the black plug had become spread apart just far enough to not make the connection. I pressed them together with some needle nose pliers and wouldn't you know it my window works like normal again.