Indispensable Explorer
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- 1995 Explorer XLT
Hello everyone
I am diagnosing an issue with my left rear power window. This is the only window that does not operate (although the bushings need to be replaced in the RR door). Power door lock and the speaker still work.
Issue: Window does not operate up or down, no motor sounds. The power at the motor plug shows it is outputting .01 volts
I have checked:
1. Both the master switch and the door switch operate (.01 volts when either switch is operated)
2. The motor works
3. No broken wires from the body to the LR door. A few of the wire sheaths seem to have a small discolored spot (less than a mm). This could be a burned spot but no bare wire is visible.
4. Power from the P.W. plug, but only .01 volts is coming through the wires (with switch on).
I can't think of anything else it could be considering that only one of the windows has this issue. Perhaps a wire is partially broken that I can't see? Or is the .01 V normal?
Thanks for your consideration.
I am diagnosing an issue with my left rear power window. This is the only window that does not operate (although the bushings need to be replaced in the RR door). Power door lock and the speaker still work.
Issue: Window does not operate up or down, no motor sounds. The power at the motor plug shows it is outputting .01 volts
I have checked:
1. Both the master switch and the door switch operate (.01 volts when either switch is operated)
2. The motor works
3. No broken wires from the body to the LR door. A few of the wire sheaths seem to have a small discolored spot (less than a mm). This could be a burned spot but no bare wire is visible.
4. Power from the P.W. plug, but only .01 volts is coming through the wires (with switch on).
I can't think of anything else it could be considering that only one of the windows has this issue. Perhaps a wire is partially broken that I can't see? Or is the .01 V normal?
Thanks for your consideration.