No power windows....
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No power windows....
I`ve checked all the fuses under hood and replaced the worn out power window switch-driver`s door on our 98 Ranger XLT Supercab. Still can`t get the windows to work, no action at all.
Any ideas that I might try, any where else to look next?
They were working ok, except the driver`s side was slow and sometimes didn`t work till we played with the switch abit, then it would function. Not working now after being parked for the winter.
Any ideas that I might try, any where else to look next?
They were working ok, except the driver`s side was slow and sometimes didn`t work till we played with the switch abit, then it would function. Not working now after being parked for the winter.
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For starters, access the driver's side master window switch and, with the ignition in ACC or RUN postion, check for 12V at the LB/BK wire. This is the main power feed.
Do the same for passenger side window switch on the same color wire.
If you do not get battery voltage at the LB/BK wires, then it might be a relay problem further up the line. There are several relays involved in the circuit - battery saver, acessory delay, and one-touch down.
Do the same for passenger side window switch on the same color wire.
If you do not get battery voltage at the LB/BK wires, then it might be a relay problem further up the line. There are several relays involved in the circuit - battery saver, acessory delay, and one-touch down.
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Originally Posted by Rockledge
If you do not get battery voltage at the LB/BK wires, then it might be a relay problem further up the line. There are several relays involved in the circuit - battery saver, acessory delay, and one-touch down.
