if both don't work I would check for a fuse or bad connection in a wiring harness. If one doesnt work i would check for a bad motor or bad switch
Just fixed my driver side power window. Is seams over the years, rust collected between the motor drive gear and the main gear that helps move the window up and down. I ended up taking the motor out and cleaning out the rust. Workes fine now. I had to take the time and remove the armrest and door panel to get inside the door itself to access the motor. Its not hard, just takes time.
it might be broken.
The headlight wiring diagram for a 91 Dodge shadow can be found in the service repair manual. The manual might be found at the library, and can be ordered through most auto parts.
If it has a distributor, it might be the pickup inside the distributor.
Above the cup holders but yours might not have one.
i had this problem ( but i might not work for you here is what i found) you have to check the fluid levels in you rad when cooled down you might not have enough coolent.
You might have pushed the window lock button which will cause you to not be able to open any of the windows. You might also have a bad computer which is getting old and needs to be thrown away
It might be the fan relay its located on the driver side fender wall it should be the one with the metal top
No! I just got done replacing the water pump in my '93 shadow. Although it looks as though you might have to remove the timing belt, you don't! Which is good news, I know.
The front axle on a 2001 Dodge Durango will cost about $100. Labor averages about $80 to $100 an hour for about 4 hours. Additional parts might be tie rods and ball joints for another $200. The total might be $800 or more after taxes.
Sounds like it might be the vaccum switch on the front axle.
Low transmission fluid Overheated fluid, too low capacity or a blown tranny If it is a manual, you might wanna replace the clutch.
the fuse box might be in front drivers side, under the hood in a black box with a cover.