

| Subject: | Re: Power Window Failure Diagnosis |
| From: | developtrust |
| Date: | Sun, 18 May 2003 10:44:54 -0700 |
I just fixed mine with the same problem a few weeks ago. It was a broken wire in the driver side door boot. I sliced it open with a razor to access the wires and found the broken one. Fortunately for me the broken wire was right on top. I spliced it and taped up the boot with electical tape after cleaning the rubber very well with paint thinner. Works now like new. William > Symptoms: Passenger window inop - neither up nor down > from either the drivers and passenger side switches. > Little lights on each switch are illuminated, however. > > Looking at the wiring diagram for my '90 in the > Bentley, it looks like if there is power to the > switches, then the lights will be on when the ignition > is on, and they are. > > However, when either switch is activated the lights > dim substantially. Would this dimming correspond to > the motor being burned out? > > (I know I can pull the upholstrey panel and test power > to the actual motor and then see if its not > responding, but right now I have my diff lock all over > the garage floor, and I am just starting to think > about the window as my next task) > > Thanks > > Tom F. > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. > http://search.yahoo.com >
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