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Power Window Problem 1989 245 200 1989

posted by  NewMexico240 on  Mon Jul 1 17:59 CST 2013
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So what your sayin' in that the only window that opens
is the front passenger window?
It sounds like your switches are full of crap.
You need to remove each switch holder then carefully
open up each switch (watch out for jumping parts) and
clean then up inside. Inside each switch you will
find two small metal see-saw looking pieces of metal.
After cleaning them up I usually flip each one around
so that the 'fresh' side in now being used as the
contact point. Watch out for the two springs and two
metal balls in each switch and don't loose them.
After the clean up put 'em back together carefully.
I would start with the master switch (4). Pay attention
to the orientation of each switch in its holder. When
you do the master switch, do one switch at a time, then
put it back in the holder so that the wiring does not
get swapped with the wrong window.

Good luck,
Joseph in NM






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