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Hello all,

I've read the other threads about power window issues but my situation is a bit different. My master switch burned out the passenger side and the fuse. I got a new switch from ebay from a (seemingly) reputable master switch seller. I changed the fuse and plugged it up. Now, my passenger side window works but the driver side is not working. All of the fuses are fine.

The only issues I can imagine is that it is either a shoddy replacement part or maybe the relay/connector is burned up. I don't know how to check or test connectivity but any insight or ideas would be greatly appreciate. Thanks in advance.

In Honda we trust.

 
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I saw the pix of your toasted master switch, and the connector should be fine.... testing the drivers side at the master switch is a tough one. The schematics are on the site and I can do a pdf printer once I get to the house of the test procedures.

Sedan correct ??

https://www.civicforums.com/forums/a...7&d=1350598426

 
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Is this a nice way of saying "junkyard"?
Put the old switch back in. (if it won't blow the fuse now) Does the drivers window work? (Yes: Bad used switch.)

 
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Thanks for the quick reply, guys!

CW: Yes its a sedan. Thanks for the schematics, I don't know how to test though; I'll look out for your reply.

ezone: I got it from an ebay seller and their website is www.switchdoctor.net. I'm considering returning it but i don't want to if it's not necessary. I would like to put the old switch in to test but it burnt to a crisp the passenger side switch as well as the window lock. I tried to clean it and tinker with it but to no avail.

 
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I agree with using the old switch as a test...pull the fuse for the passenger window before connecting it.

 
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http://ww43.switchdoctor.com/ was the first link given, apparently it's not the correct link.

http://www.switchdoctor.net/ is now bookmarked. I had no idea....

 
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Here is the testing info, compare these wire colors and pin #s to what you have.