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foolio669 · 03-07-2007, 10:23 AM

in my last reply, i should have said that the passengers window works with the switch in the passenger door, not the driver door. but, also, when i'm using the passenger door switch, i can short the loop by pushing on the passenger switch in the driver door in the opposite direction than the passenger door switch. so the passenger switch in the driver door seems like maybe it's not getting enough power to operate the window, but it does have enough to stop the passenger window when using the passenger door switch.

sorry if none of that makes sense...i'm pretty sure i just have to find and wrap one wire, which is just annoying seeing as it's winter, and those bastards at the repair shop somehow dropped my window a quarter inch. they didn't do it with the switches, and they're refusing to tell me what they did.

03-07-2007, 10:23 AM	#6
foolio669 Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 4	Re: '91 power window switch in my last reply, i should have said that the passengers window works with the switch in the passenger door, not the driver door. but, also, when i'm using the passenger door switch, i can short the loop by pushing on the passenger switch in the driver door in the opposite direction than the passenger door switch. so the passenger switch in the driver door seems like maybe it's not getting enough power to operate the window, but it does have enough to stop the passenger window when using the passenger door switch. sorry if none of that makes sense...i'm pretty sure i just have to find and wrap one wire, which is just annoying seeing as it's winter, and those bastards at the repair shop somehow dropped my window a quarter inch. they didn't do it with the switches, and they're refusing to tell me what they did.