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Old 10-27-2011, 08:51 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Driver's window switch

Hey guys!

Does anyone know where i can find an electrical schematic for the driver's door window? It recently stopped going up and down, and I want to pull the switch panel out and test the switch before yanking the whole door panel to test the motor. I just need to figure out which connector pins should get tested for continuity.

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Gen5

What year? If it's a gen 5, there's a video on youtube that inadvertently deals with the switch. It's here:
For gen 6, however, I'm not sure.
For either one, I don't think you necessarily need the schematic, so that youtube video should help. At least I hope it did.
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Yeah, the youtube video shows how to get the switch panel out, but I want to test the wires for power, and I want to test the switch for continuity. I just don't quite know which wires and pins I should be testing.

For instance, is the entire driver's side switch panel served by the same hot connection? I.e. if my passenger windows are working via the driver's switch, does that mean the driver's window switch is receiving poser, too?
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