No Power Windows
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So it's probably the motors? If it is, I'm confused as to what caused both of them to die at the same time. Worked fine at 2 this morning, and at 11, no more...
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First is to check the fuse for the power windows (if you haven't already) .
If both windows are not working I would next suspect the switch.
If that checks out , since the truck is ten years old , inspect the cabling going from the door to the pillar.After opening and closing 10,000 times it may be a broken wire that feeds power to the switch.
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is there a lockout switch to disable the windows and did you hit it by accident ?
If both windows are not working I would next suspect the switch.
If that checks out , since the truck is ten years old , inspect the cabling going from the door to the pillar.After opening and closing 10,000 times it may be a broken wire that feeds power to the switch.
edit
is there a lockout switch to disable the windows and did you hit it by accident ?
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First is to check the fuse for the power windows (if you haven't already) .
If both windows are not working I would next suspect the switch.
If that checks out , since the truck is ten years old , inspect the cabling going from the door to the pillar.After opening and closing 10,000 times it may be a broken wire that feeds power to the switch.
edit
is there a lockout switch to disable the windows and did you hit it by accident ?
If both windows are not working I would next suspect the switch.
If that checks out , since the truck is ten years old , inspect the cabling going from the door to the pillar.After opening and closing 10,000 times it may be a broken wire that feeds power to the switch.
edit
is there a lockout switch to disable the windows and did you hit it by accident ?
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