power window failure

Tony

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My passenger side window has a mind of its own. Seems to work only when it feels like it. Anyone experienced this before?
 

89supracrazy

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Take your door panel cover off first and then take your switch off the panel cover. When you get your switch off take it apart somewhere where you can found the parts so that you want lose anything inside. Another words not in the grass. Once you have it apart clean the tips of the switch with sand paper or emory board. My problem was the two plastic pieces that push down on the copper tips. One was long and the other was melted a little shorter. It could not make the other tip when pushing the switch. What I did was trimmed the long down to match the shorter one and then stretched the spring just a little bit to make up the difference. Hope this helps.
 

jdub

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FYI - the 7M tech section is for turbo specific questions - thread moved. In the future pay attention to where you post.
 

Brewhaha

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My drivers side does the same thing. It seems to be a loose or iffy connection because if I hit the door a few times it almost always starts working (for awhile)