1994 Honda Accord Window and Lock Dead

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JUCLARK77
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Last fall some of our kind neighbors broke out our front, passanger side car window to steal $1.50 in quarters. We stupidly took our car to a very scary looking mechanic in a bad part of town to have the broken out window replaced. After we got the car home, we discovered that the passanger side window and power lock don't work at all. No sound or electrical type response at all when we try to use them. We thought it would be safer to live with the broken stuff than go back to the scary mechanic. Now it is hot, the air conditioner is broken, and I can't roll down my window. It is a 94 Honda Accord. Is there an easy way to fix this?
May 10, 2007 at 7:29 AM
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2CARPRO JACK
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You are going to have to remove the door panel to see what the scary guy left unplugged or broke. Should be fairly obvious once you are in there
May 10, 2007 at 8:25 AM
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JUCLARK77
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How do I get the door panel off? Are there directions or daigrams for doing this somewhere?
May 10, 2007 at 8:47 AM

Suggested Repair

Remove the passenger door panel and inspect for connectors left unplugged or parts broken during the window replacement.

Conversation Summary

After a passenger window replacement on a 1994 Honda Accord, the power window and power lock had no electrical response. The expert advised removing the door panel to look for anything left unplugged or broken. The owner asked how to remove the panel, but no removal steps were given.

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