Getting a Power Window back up?
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Getting a Power Window back up?
Looking for a temporary Fix
The FC I just bought had a finicky Passenger power window, and I accidentally bumped the window switch down. And while it was working before (ever so slowly though) Now the window refuses to go back up.
Is there a way to just get the window back up without replacing parts or removing the glass? I just want it fully back up, just not working.
Any help is appreciated.
The FC I just bought had a finicky Passenger power window, and I accidentally bumped the window switch down. And while it was working before (ever so slowly though) Now the window refuses to go back up.
Is there a way to just get the window back up without replacing parts or removing the glass? I just want it fully back up, just not working.
Any help is appreciated.
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From: Smiths Falls.(near Ottawa!.Mapquest IT!)
Take the door card off,disconnect the switch and supply 12 volts directly to the Motor Connector.
The motor just uses a Reverse polarity to go up and down..so either you put the 12 volts onto the 2 pin connector one way and it will go up OR hook the 12 volts up the other way.(reverse the feed of your 12 volts to that connector)
*another thing is that the DR side has a safety for the passenger window (it locks it..window lock) so try to see if that is "unlatched" before you start tearing into things.
The motor just uses a Reverse polarity to go up and down..so either you put the 12 volts onto the 2 pin connector one way and it will go up OR hook the 12 volts up the other way.(reverse the feed of your 12 volts to that connector)
*another thing is that the DR side has a safety for the passenger window (it locks it..window lock) so try to see if that is "unlatched" before you start tearing into things.
