If the rear windows work from the driver's switch, but the driver's window doesn't, that rules out a wiring problem, at least for the driver's window. The first suspect is a problem inside the driver's switch. The next would be a defective motor. You'd find that by measuring the voltage between the motor's two terminals.
The Nissan power window problems can be corrected by performing a re-initialization process. Here’s how to perform the re-initialization 1) Turn the IGN to ON and open the window fully 2) Close the window until it hits the stop and the top of the channel and CONTINUE holding the window switch for an additional 4-secs.
Try this step first to prove the motor and mechanism. Once you have proved or disproved the mechanism, multimeter on the plug that supplies the motor in the door, motor unplugged. Press door switch, should get 12 v on terminals at plug, press switch the other way, polarity should reverse.
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To use this method: Turn your car on. Push and hold your window switch down in the desired direction (up or down) as you complete the following step. While continuing to hold the button down, sit inside your vehicle and slam the car door. Repeat this step a few times and see if the window begins to roll up or down.
In this Video, Josh takes the mystery out of how to properly diagnose and fix an automatic car window. Everyone is faced at some point with a car window that
A while ago my right rear power window stopped working. Will not go up or down using either switch. I took the door panel off, unplugged the switch, plugged it into the rear left side plug and the switch worked there, so the switch is good. I ran 12 volts to the window motor and it takes the window up and down with no problem, so the motor is good.
Let' come along with Eric O. at the SMA shop as he has a look at this 2008 Chrysler Town And Country that came in with a complaint of no power locks and no p To get you started, I attached the wiring schematic below of the power window circuit. If you let me know which window it is (left or right rear), I will be able to help more with testing. We will need to check if power is available at the window motor. If there is, chances are the motor is bad. .
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