Electric Windows

There is usually a diagram in the cover of the fuse box lid (typically under the dashboard on the driver's side). You might have to consult the owner's manual, and many of these are available online.

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if window will not go up ckeck window motor to see if it will go down if it goes down but not up the problem is in the drivers door master switch

On a 2001 Safari van. You do not have to remove the whole door panel.

Remove the handle (two torx head screws) and remove a screw by the 2"speaker on the right (phillips head). The difficult part is inserting the screws, holding the motor, from the back. I used a very fine thread that i passed through the motor and motor bracket. I pulled the screw through the hole. Took a long time. To prove the motor or the switch. Use a volt meter and see if there is voltage present at the motor. If there is and the motor wont turn. Replace it. .

Try checking your circuit breakers largefuses or relay switches for front power windows.

A blown fuse will cause an electric window to stop working. It will not cause turn signals to work sporadically, they will either work or they won't. Also, I am not certain, but I doubt that power windows and turn signals are on the same circuit using the same fuse, but it can be possible. The real problem with blown fuses isn't simply replacing it, but determining why it blew in the first place. Same thing applies to a sporadic turn signal. I would check all the connections and make sure the bulb has not jiggled loose. I have had that problem on an old Corsica that I had, the socket was just plain worn, and the bulb was loose all the time. Let me end my rambling by saying that checking connections, taking them apart and spraying with WD-40 and putting back together, and making sure that the wires are not getting pinched is about all a typical person can do without some serious troubleshooting.

it depends they made a front wheel drive and a all wheel drive

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tell me about it lol, I have a 93 Nissan sunny that I have had for years very reliable. Unfortunately my windows went months ago. I have had a couple of mechanics look at it, and the general answer is that the "switch has gone what ever that means. I have been on eBay to see if I could find one, no luck so far....my car is an automatic sunny so I don't know if there is a difference between the fittings in a manual or auto. Anyway if you hear anything first please let me know what you find out and I will do the same

This wouldn't be on a farm would it? 1000' line would need it's own utility pole, and transformer.

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Dear Sir, The problem is most likely the switch on the passenger side has gone bad. You might want to be sure that your WINDOW LOCK button is not on. It is on the driver's side control panel located on the door. i have to go for the switch as well. i like both responses, make sure the lock is "off" before replacing the switch.

you probably need to clean and re-grease the window motor

It needs to be checked out but probably needs a new motor.

If the DRL's flicker, then go out, It's likely the BCM. My 2002 SL2 had the same issue.

On my 03 Vue, I have found that every time a low beam burns out, the good bulb and the DRl light on the dash flash repeatedly upon putting it in gear and then it will shut the good bulb off untill the bad bulb is replaced. After that they operate as normal.

There are a few different things you can try. One if the window came off track, you will need to either take apart the door interior to get inside. Be careful not to break off any of the tabs. Prior to do thing though, try to figure out what went wrong - does the motor still work, are the gears still working or have they been ripped up. If its only off the track and you can somehow get a pair of pliers down to pull up the window you might get lucky and get it started. Test it by rolling it down part way. Hope this helps a little.

If the glass has detached from the clips/feet/whatever-you-call-them that hold the window glass to the rest of the assembly, you can re-glue it. You will have to clean off as much of the old glue as possible, then use a glue made specifically windows and situations like this - I think it is urethane based, and should be available at auto parts stores.

Do this with the window up, and make sure you have everything in exactly the right place, operating the window to make sure. Once it is in place, leave the window up for at least a day or two to be sure the glue sets properly. A window being "off track" is often a case of the glue that bonds to the the glass simply wearing out over time and with use.

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Most likely the problem is the control switch assembly. Just pop it out carefully using a flat screwdriver and replace. I recommend a used part from an auto recycler.

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Not enough info to answer. Please reask the question and include the year, make, and model.

you have to take the door panel off by removing some screws and pulling it away from the door.... disconnect the power lead wiring block and undo 3 screws..

you'll figure it out.. ain't hard..

Make sure the POWER DOOR OFF button on the dash isn't pushed in. Page 23 of the manual has instructions for Reseting the controls.

Replace the seat.

I just Replaced the Motors underneath the Driver's side seat, they are all connected to the rails which your seat moves on, they can also be removed from the seat itself. replace the whole unit with the rails. there are two bolts on the back of the seat holding it down and the front just slides right out of the slits in the floor of the car.