Yesterday when I got off work i was driving home and i rolled down my window with no problem but when i tried to roll it back up it doesn't go up?
Feb 20, 2020 at 10:42 AM
Driver's side power window does not roll up
AJIMENEZ02
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Does the driver switch work for the other windows still?
If so, more than likely this is just the window switch on the driver window up button.
However, it could be the motor but I would start with pulling the door panel off and measure voltage on both wires when pressing the up and down button. If you are getting voltage then the motor is the issue. If no voltage when pressing up, the switch is the issue.
Keep in mind the way this works, is there is power applied to one side of the motor going down and the other side to reverse it and go up. So just make sure you check both wires in each direction. They should be opposite of each other in each direction.
Let me know if you have questons. Thanks.
If so, more than likely this is just the window switch on the driver window up button.
However, it could be the motor but I would start with pulling the door panel off and measure voltage on both wires when pressing the up and down button. If you are getting voltage then the motor is the issue. If no voltage when pressing up, the switch is the issue.
Keep in mind the way this works, is there is power applied to one side of the motor going down and the other side to reverse it and go up. So just make sure you check both wires in each direction. They should be opposite of each other in each direction.
Let me know if you have questons. Thanks.
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Feb 20, 2020 at 11:01 AM
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