Now that you have the relays clicking on and off, you need to check that there is a circuit made across the main contacts. Have you got a multimeter, Kallen?
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Now that you have the relays clicking on and off, you need to check that there is a circuit made across the main contacts. Have you got a multimeter, Kallen?
No the amp module is only for the auto up and down feature on the drivers window and has no effect on any of the other windows.Quote:
Originally Posted by gubigfish
So the rest of the window controls is there a similar system for that?
How come when one door is disconnected none work??Quote:
Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2
And the amp unit clicks in even when moving the master into the manual up down?
Im a bit lost lol. I have found a second hand one for $70 so I think I'll just try that..
I would have to check on mine, but from my understanding of what I've read over the years was the amp had nothing 2 do with the other windows.
Will try and check mine 2morrow
All the wiring for the electric windows goes through the drivers door, thats why when you un-plug the drivers door switch all windows stop working.
So this amp unit could be the reason why none of the windows work you think??Quote:
Originally Posted by Flex
I've got a list of other things that could use the $100 so don't really wanted fork out for one and still be no better off..
If the unit is only for an automatic function, can it be by-passed?
Looking at the wiring diagram the amp only controls the diver side door window only (for both manual and auto up). With the amp disconnected and the front driver side switch connected all other windows should work.
Well I can safety say that ain't happening lol.
No this is the weird thing coz I know they work.
After the high country trip they work. Yea I know, great timing.
I have got another suspicion though and that's the lock button.
Both times the failures have happened it's been using the lock button to stop the kids playing with them.
Might investigate this