power windows
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From: Corpus Christi, Tx. 78418
areoroot,
If you have power to the switch, then either your switch is bad, wiring from the switch to the motor is bad, or the power window motors may have a problem. Check for power going to the motor when the switch is activated. These are two wire DC motors that operate by switching the power lead depending on whether you're opening or closing the window.
To my knowledge there are no inline fuses or relays between the switch and the motor.
Ron
If you have power to the switch, then either your switch is bad, wiring from the switch to the motor is bad, or the power window motors may have a problem. Check for power going to the motor when the switch is activated. These are two wire DC motors that operate by switching the power lead depending on whether you're opening or closing the window.
To my knowledge there are no inline fuses or relays between the switch and the motor.
Ron
