Power Window issues on my 96 EX
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#35
Re: Power Window issues on my 96 EX
blue/white is ground w/no switches pressed, and while in the up position. In the down position it is +12.
blue/red is +12 in the up position, but is NOT ground in the down position.
Is there a power window control module in these cars?
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Re: Power Window issues on my 96 EX
You should measure the voltage at the leads going to the problem window's motor (sorry I do not know the wire colors on this generation) The polarity between the 2 wires should reverse for the up / down operation.
You can also apply voltage to the disconnected motor to see if it moves (you may need to reverse polarity)
You can also apply voltage to the disconnected motor to see if it moves (you may need to reverse polarity)
#37
Re: Power Window issues on my 96 EX
You should measure the voltage at the leads going to the problem window's motor (sorry I do not know the wire colors on this generation) The polarity between the 2 wires should reverse for the up / down operation.
You can also apply voltage to the disconnected motor to see if it moves (you may need to reverse polarity)
You can also apply voltage to the disconnected motor to see if it moves (you may need to reverse polarity)
To give a little more background, my car doors had a few dents when I got it. The passenger window worked at that time, but the regulator was shot. I got the window rolled back up, but then it wouldn't roll down again. I'm guessing during the process of rolling the window back up I blew a fusible link, or a control module if there is one, or ???
I installed the 2nd set of doors and the problem persists. So, I have swapped master switch, passenger switch, door wiring on both sides, motor and regulator. My theory is that the problem does not exist in the doors. There is a broken module, control, relay, fusible link, ground connection inside the car, or broken wire in the door jamb. But, if the same symptoms are on three different cars, I don't think it is a broken wire.
Thanks for any insight. If someone has an electrical diagram, that would be great.
Last edited by mathias; 09-08-2009 at 06:14 PM.
#39
Re: Power Window issues on my 96 EX
Thanks a lot! So, there is a control unit, but it is built into the master switch, and only deals with the driver's window, which works fine. Armed with this diagram, I'll check out the car in the light tomorrow, and let you know what I find.
#40
Re: Power Window issues on my 96 EX
Switches on both sides ohm out correctly -- they are not the problem. Unplugged both switches, and checked continuity from plug to plug. The blue/orange wire is continuous, but the blue/yellow is not. Stranger than that, the blue/yellow wire has +12 on it on the passenger plug (w/ ignition on)! Guess I'll start tracing that wire in the daylight...
Just looking at the symptoms and the diagram, if either of those wires are broken, you will get the symptoms of the master switch does nothing, and the secondary switch will only work in one direction.
Just looking at the symptoms and the diagram, if either of those wires are broken, you will get the symptoms of the master switch does nothing, and the secondary switch will only work in one direction.
#42
Re: Power Window issues on my 96 EX
Of course I started at the wrong end, but I found and fixed the problem this evening. In case any one needs to know, the door wiring goes down through the front quarters, through the door sills, and under the seats. I did not see any connectors all the way through the car.
My problem was the connector to the driver's door. I pulled back the rubber boot, and four wires were loose. Apparently the window wire was hitting a power wire occasionally, which was why I had +12 on it one time.
Fortunately I had pulled the connector when I bought the set of doors from the junkyard, so I was able to splice and solder on the new connector. The side benefit is that my speakers sound much better.
My problem was the connector to the driver's door. I pulled back the rubber boot, and four wires were loose. Apparently the window wire was hitting a power wire occasionally, which was why I had +12 on it one time.
Fortunately I had pulled the connector when I bought the set of doors from the junkyard, so I was able to splice and solder on the new connector. The side benefit is that my speakers sound much better.
#43
Re: Power Window issues on my 96 EX
Mathias, did you have to remove the door when you replaced the door wiring? I pushed aside the rubber sleeve covering the wires between the body of the car and the driver side door, and found a couple broken wires. So, I'm looking for a decent guide for replacing the front door wire harness, or repairing the wires that are broken individually.
#44
Re: Power Window issues on my 96 EX
Mathias, did you have to remove the door when you replaced the door wiring? I pushed aside the rubber sleeve covering the wires between the body of the car and the driver side door, and found a couple broken wires. So, I'm looking for a decent guide for replacing the front door wire harness, or repairing the wires that are broken individually.
1. go to a junk yard and cut off that door connector and splice it to yours.
2. or re pin it, basically you strip the good wires back and get special pins that go into the molex box and crimp them on. You will also have to get the old connector out of the molex connector. very time confusing.
You can remove the door to make it easier.
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