Help!!! Power window and seat problems

[tommycomfort]

Hello all, new to Toyota Nation, but not new to getting help on forums. Somehow I agreed to work on my Mom and Dad's power drivers window on thier 00 Camry. Before I figured out that it was a bad motor, I was poking around with my test light and fried something that caused the power seat along with all the other windows to stop working. I already replaced the master switch just to be safe and that didn't help. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!!!!!
Thanks in advance,
Tom

[tommycomfort]

Problem solved! It was the 30 amp "fused link" that I couldn't get to. Whew, glad that's over!

[Qslim]

Hey tommy, one tip I can give you is to get out of the habit of using test lights on newer cars. Test lights draw too much current for solid state components to handle, and can often end up doing damage. Unless you're sure that whatever it is you're testing is an old fashioned 12v circuit, ditch the test light and use a digital multimeter.

[CharmCityES]

i agree...i bought a fluke digital multimeter and it was one of the best investments ive ever made...i use i constantly and it has more than paid for itself in the time it saves me troubleshooting electrical circuits

[SkinnyConHeo]

My driver's side lock button won't lock my driver side door but locks all other doors is this a similiar problem?

[Kep]

Probably not. Before going further, a few questions. Does the key in either outside key hole actuate the driver door lock? Does the passenger side door lock button actuate all of the locks, including the driver door?

Kep

[SkinnyConHeo]

Originally Posted by Kep

Probably not. Before going further, a few questions. Does the key in either outside key hole actuate the driver door lock? Does the passenger side door lock button actuate all of the locks, including the driver door?

Kep

Yes the key in either hole actuates the driver door lock.
Yes the passenger side door lock button actuates all of the locks, including the driver door.