Re: Power Window
The way I would check is to remove the door panel unplug the power window motor harness in the door, and with a multi meter or voltage tester check to see if you are getting power up to that connection.If so then run a individule ground and power from a power supply (your battery) to the motor side of the connection and see if the motor works if it does'nt the burnt motor needs to be replaced.PS when checking for voltage from the switch side make sure to opperate the switch up or down to let the current go to the plug you are testing. And double check your polarities when bypassing the switch. Hope this helps.
The way I would check is to remove the door panel unplug the power window motor harness in the door, and with a multi meter or voltage tester check to see if you are getting power up to that connection.If so then run a individule ground and power from a power supply (your battery) to the motor side of the connection and see if the motor works if it does'nt the burnt motor needs to be replaced.PS when checking for voltage from the switch side make sure to opperate the switch up or down to let the current go to the plug you are testing. And double check your polarities when bypassing the switch. Hope this helps.