2000 firebird trans am driver side windo controllers
06-03-2018, 04:36 PM
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2000 firebird trans am driver side windo controllers Hi just went to go get a bag of ice. Rolled down windows and they stopped and now won't go back up or down. The driver side is all the way down the passenger's side is 3/4 down. So is it my master controller that is broken or something else entirely? Please go me. Thank you.
06-04-2018, 08:39 AM
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If you register and log onto autozone, you can get the car's schematics in the repair section. If you look at the window electrical schematics, there are some shared wires in the driver's side window switch. I would test that part first.
The other possibility is that you were driving the car on a hot day and both motors are on the edge of the classic thermal resistor failure. If so, they might work today. (If they do work today, you should replace the motors, ASAP. The failures will just get longer and worse.)
The other possibility is that you were driving the car on a hot day and both motors are on the edge of the classic thermal resistor failure. If so, they might work today. (If they do work today, you should replace the motors, ASAP. The failures will just get longer and worse.)
06-04-2018, 09:29 AM
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If you register and log onto autozone, you can get the car's schematics in the repair section. If you look at the window electrical schematics, there are some shared wires in the driver's side window switch. I would test that part first.
The other possibility is that you were driving the car on a hot day and both motors are on the edge of the classic thermal resistor failure. If so, they might work today. (If they do work today, you should replace the motors, ASAP. The failures will just get longer and worse.)
The other possibility is that you were driving the car on a hot day and both motors are on the edge of the classic thermal resistor failure. If so, they might work today. (If they do work today, you should replace the motors, ASAP. The failures will just get longer and worse.)