Riddle me this.
Why do all of my electric windows work only through the main (drivers') switchboard?
And NO, i haven't got them "locked".
What should I be looking for to remedy this?
All help is appreciated believe you me.:bananarock:
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Riddle me this.
Why do all of my electric windows work only through the main (drivers') switchboard?
And NO, i haven't got them "locked".
What should I be looking for to remedy this?
All help is appreciated believe you me.:bananarock:
mate would love to know this to as i have the exact same problem
Sounds like one for Rocket Rod!!!!
YENDOR!!!!!!!!!! Over to you mate!!! lol
Hang tight lads, help is not far away (he's a genius I tells ya!!!!).
i bloody hope so coz missus keep winging her window dont work lol
Tell her it's a safety feature!! lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by dan&tamspatrol
lmfao dont think she will buy it
try this thread and there is also som other ones under windows
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...875#post198875
Ozzy and Dan,
It it all passenger windows (LHF and both rear windows) that don't work from their own switches?
If you put the windows down with the drivers switch can you put them up with their own switch?
for me LHF doesnt work with its switch at all LHR goes down but not up RHR works fine
The problem with your LHR window is more then likely its switch, as long as the white wire at the back of the switch has power in it with the ignition on.Quote:
Originally Posted by dan&tamspatrol
The easiest way to check it is to remove the LHR window switch, turn the ignition on and use a test light to confirm the white wire has power in it. If it does you can swap the switch with the RHR one to confirm.
Your LHF window problem is more then likely its switch as well, once again just confirm that the white wire also has power in it. I'm not sure if this switch is interchangeable with the RHR switch or not, if the connectors are the same it should be.
You can carefully pull the switches apart and clean the contacts or just replace them.