Power Rear Sliding Window Stuck
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Power Rear Sliding Window Stuck
My Power Rear Sliding Window Got Stuck And Would Not Close.
I Have 2006 Ford F350 Crew Cab, Anyone Know How It Is Wired Is It The Switch Or The Motor? Anyone Knows If Power To This Window Goes Through The Main Window Switch On Drivers Front Door?
Any Help Would Be Appreciated
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I Have 2006 Ford F350 Crew Cab, Anyone Know How It Is Wired Is It The Switch Or The Motor? Anyone Knows If Power To This Window Goes Through The Main Window Switch On Drivers Front Door?
Any Help Would Be Appreciated
Thanks
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As best I read the print it is fed by a 30 amp fuse in the central junction box,fuse 601and from there it comes thru the accesory timer.I tried to put the schematic on for you but could'nt figure out how to get it done.Check the fuses under the knee bolster.Good luckif i can help let me know.Tim
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Check . . .
It works on a wire pully system which is located behind the rear passenger seat. Look there too, to see if there is any binding going on.
My switch is on the dash, to the right of the steering wheel and has nothing to do with the drivers switch panel.
My switch is on the dash, to the right of the steering wheel and has nothing to do with the drivers switch panel.
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Originally Posted by advancemotors
My Power Rear Sliding Window Got Stuck And Would Not Close.
I Have 2006 Ford F350 Crew Cab, Anyone Know How It Is Wired Is It The Switch Or The Motor? Anyone Knows If Power To This Window Goes Through The Main Window Switch On Drivers Front Door?
Any Help Would Be Appreciated
Thanks
I Have 2006 Ford F350 Crew Cab, Anyone Know How It Is Wired Is It The Switch Or The Motor? Anyone Knows If Power To This Window Goes Through The Main Window Switch On Drivers Front Door?
Any Help Would Be Appreciated
Thanks
Go here and click on "Purchase Subscription" lower left hand side. You can purchase a 3-day ($9.95), 30-day ($16.95) or 12-month ($99.00) and then download all the service manuals and wiring schematics to your computer for future use.
http://www.motorcraftservice.com/vdi...ageid=&gutsid=
These will probably come in real handy since you are trying to rebuild your flood damaged truck.
Hope this helps
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