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stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35287 |
seems a coincidence this happened after the battery charge...
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25th Feb 2014 1:27pm |
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Andy3681 Member Since: 13 Jan 2012 Location: Newcastle under lyme/ Le Dorat Haute Vienne Posts: 912 |
Something else to add to list of what not to use on in case it breaks
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25th Feb 2014 3:30pm |
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117 Member Since: 27 Jan 2012 Location: Bristol Posts: 25 |
Battery disconnect didn't help, Im thinking it must be something to do with the relay which seems to be in drivers door, I will take off door card in the morning.
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25th Feb 2014 5:31pm |
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Rosco Member Since: 20 Jan 2012 Location: Beyond the wall. Posts: 2575 |
117, i had the same issue and was relay module, due to dubious design flaw and control position. As you will have noticed if window is slightly open, rain or windscreen washer hits the main buttons |
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25th Feb 2014 5:40pm |
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pld118 Member Since: 25 Mar 2013 Location: Bairns Posts: 4218 |
We needed a new driver's door!
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25th Feb 2014 8:51pm |
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117 Member Since: 27 Jan 2012 Location: Bristol Posts: 25 |
Rosco, could you elaborate, your problem does sound similar to mine, what was required to repair? 2004 4.4 Autobiography - gone
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25th Feb 2014 9:28pm |
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117 Member Since: 27 Jan 2012 Location: Bristol Posts: 25 |
Well. pretty useless day really, I checked the wiring connector between body and door for damage in the loom, no signs of fraying or corrosion in the connector, then got the door card off, motor is pretty much impossible to access as he glass is fully down, and only has two wires going to it, I did attempt to swap the wires controlling the up down motion in the switch and no noise/movement, taken apart the switch housing and no signs of corrosion or damage! do you guys know if is there a way I could definitively test the motor? 2004 4.4 Autobiography - gone
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26th Feb 2014 3:47pm |
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cliffy Member Since: 17 Apr 2010 Location: Surrey Posts: 556 |
i put a 12v battery to the motor and got my window to go up and down that way to test the window motor etc
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27th Feb 2014 10:58am |
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117 Member Since: 27 Jan 2012 Location: Bristol Posts: 25 |
Hi Cliffy,
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27th Feb 2014 1:48pm |
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Rosco Member Since: 20 Jan 2012 Location: Beyond the wall. Posts: 2575 |
Hi 117, didnt see you earlier question, it was. if I remember correctly , a window relay module, was about £250 from stealer, the drivers window switch, is the first one any water hits due to its position on the panel, i am not technical so had to go with dealers advice, and as you know an open window cant wait a couple of weeks, hope that helps |
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27th Feb 2014 2:17pm |
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117 Member Since: 27 Jan 2012 Location: Bristol Posts: 25 |
Hi Guys,
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27th Feb 2014 2:39pm |
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T24RES Member Since: 22 Nov 2010 Location: Henley-on-Thames Posts: 936 |
Ian |
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27th Feb 2014 2:43pm |
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117 Member Since: 27 Jan 2012 Location: Bristol Posts: 25 |
From looking at the window control module attached to the switch pack, the brown Tyco relay looks to be the only potential culprit, can't see any dry joints or signs of water ingress, I have ordered a replacement relay due to arrive on Monday, the plan being to desolder and remove the existing faulty relay and replace with a new one, so hopefully there could be a cheaper solution to this problem! I will keep you guys posted. 2004 4.4 Autobiography - gone
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27th Feb 2014 3:09pm |
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T24RES Member Since: 22 Nov 2010 Location: Henley-on-Thames Posts: 936 |
That'll be a great how-to, take some pics please Ian |
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27th Feb 2014 3:17pm |
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