Power window problem
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Power window problem I just replaced the passenger side window motor. The motor will only raise the window, not lower it. I pulled it back apart, and it does the same thing freewheeling?
I used my meter on both sides of the plug that attaches to the motor and both show 11mv when the up and down are pushed?
I plugged the motor back in, used a test light and again, Power with Up and Down, yet the motor only turns in the up position? The regulator is not in a bind either.
And yes, I returned the first motor (thinking it was bad) and the second does the same thing?
Also, doesn’t matter if you use the driver’s side switch or pass side...
I used my meter on both sides of the plug that attaches to the motor and both show 11mv when the up and down are pushed?
I plugged the motor back in, used a test light and again, Power with Up and Down, yet the motor only turns in the up position? The regulator is not in a bind either.
And yes, I returned the first motor (thinking it was bad) and the second does the same thing?
Also, doesn’t matter if you use the driver’s side switch or pass side...
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From: Eastern MA
Re: Power window problem Isn't there a relay or a control module that handles lowering the window due to the "express down" feature? Maybe it failed? Sorry I can't be more helpful, I havent seen inside my door.
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Re: Power window problem Shouldn't down be reverse polarity compared to up? What I mean is that up is (+ -) and down is (- +) I'm not sure, just guessing. It would be nice if someone that has actaully worked on their windows would chime in here.
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