Manual wind up window?

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akuma3
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Manual wind up window?

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My driver side windows suddently doesn't work when i was driving!!! The switch has sound when i press up or down so i'll assume it's not the fuse or lose wires and the passenger window works.

Is there anyway i could wind the window up manually? Does anyone know what is wrong? Could it be the motor since there's still response if i press the button? :evil:
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Post by EURO »

this might sound stupid... but can you push it up a bit (at least for the time being) ... you used to be able to that with old cars... dont force it though...
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Post by akuma3 »

tried that but couldn't get it any higher, does it sounds like the motor? 8O
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Post by paladin »

i had this happen to mine a while back

take the door trim off, then disconnect the wires, clean them with a nylon anti rust brush or eqiv and replace
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paladin wrote:i had this happen to mine a while back

take the door trim off, then disconnect the wires, clean them with a nylon anti rust brush or eqiv and replace
I've tried taking out the door and had a look yesterday, the wires seems ok & can't see any lose wiring or anything wrong. Funny how the switch makes a ticking noise everytime i press up or down so i'll assume maybe it's the switch? Any suggestion anyone? :evil:
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Post by paladin »

trust me and clean the connections, mine looked fine to but i jsut cleaned them and it came good
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Post by akuma3 »

found out what happen, it's the door switch faulty so it's a easy replacement, hopefully panelhouse will replace soon hehe
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