Window
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- Bongonaut
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Window
Drivers side window stuck down,any idea what it can be,thanks.
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Re: Window
Most likely switch or wire break in harness. Has been intermittent before going completely?
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- Bongonaut
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Re: Window
have managed to get window back up,but now driver and passenger windows wont go down.
Re: Window
As Mike says, most likely a break where the loom passes from the pillar into the drive's door.
Strip off the outer insulation and you may well spot the damaged wire/s.
Simple diy or new looms can be bought, but not cheap.
Strip off the outer insulation and you may well spot the damaged wire/s.
Simple diy or new looms can be bought, but not cheap.
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- Supreme Being
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Re: Window
On mine it was the thick black wire, in the loom between door and frame, that had broken.
John
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Re: Window
If the window try to move when you press switch or just make a clunk. Might jut be the the window rubbers that the windows slide down through need lubricating. Ours has times when they get stuck. I used some scilicon spray last time, not sure what others use.