Only 1 out of 4 window switches work now...what happened?
Only 1 out of 4 window switches work now...what happened?
From one minute to the next, I lost control of the passenger front window, and both rear windows at the driver's master switch and at each door's window switch. Driver's side front window still works just fine. This occurred in my 95 turbo Maxima.
First thought is a fuse, but when my driver's front window works fine, then I'm thinking it can't be a fuse.
Thoughts?
First thought is a fuse, but when my driver's front window works fine, then I'm thinking it can't be a fuse.
Thoughts?
I know what you mean. But what you're saying doesn't limit the up and down control from the driver's master switch, only the other switches. Maybe mine is screwed up. I'll try this first for the heck of it. Thanks.
The switch I'm talking about is the one furthest forward. The left one. The symbol looks like a window with an x on it.
Yes, it does not limit up and down on the drivers window, but does on the other windows.
Yes, it does not limit up and down on the drivers window, but does on the other windows.
Mine doesn't allow me to roll up my other windows unless I turn off the child lock. I can't recall if it let me in my other max or not.
Chances are that you pressed that button.
The button then did what it is supposed to do.
The cure is to push that button again.
Been there...... done that. I went through the same wtf moment too.
The button then did what it is supposed to do.
The cure is to push that button again.
Been there...... done that. I went through the same wtf moment too.
No, Murphys law says that if something can happen, it will always happen at the worst possible time.
Like if you open the windows on a day with a chance of showers.
One might press the lockout button accidently , then a cloud burst will happen shortly afterwards.
This goes double for sunroof problems.
Like if you open the windows on a day with a chance of showers.
One might press the lockout button accidently , then a cloud burst will happen shortly afterwards.
This goes double for sunroof problems.
No, Murphys law says that if something can happen, it will always happen at the worst possible time.
Like if you open the windows on a day with a chance of showers.
One might press the lockout button accidently , then a cloud burst will happen shortly afterwards.
This goes double for sunroof problems.
Like if you open the windows on a day with a chance of showers.
One might press the lockout button accidently , then a cloud burst will happen shortly afterwards.
This goes double for sunroof problems.
I'll see what the culprit is this Friday. Stay tuned.
The original poster pushed the window lock out switch.
Josh, you had the window lift mechanism break. They are available on amazon .com. you do not need the motor, just the lifting portion.
Installation instructions are on the forum. Not that hard to do. I've done three of them so far. Chances are that you will do it more than once.
Josh, you had the window lift mechanism break. They are available on amazon .com. you do not need the motor, just the lifting portion.
Installation instructions are on the forum. Not that hard to do. I've done three of them so far. Chances are that you will do it more than once.
Sorry for the delay fellas. Turns out it was the wiring (loose/poor connection) under the master window switch. The previous owner installed an aftermarket alarm and had the windows tied into the alarm. Several wires were intercepted or tied into...
All is good now.
All is good now.
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You didn't take that out of context or anything...
