The window lock only cuts power to the rear windows and does not effect the front. Even with the window lock on, the master window switch will still open the other windows and never locks the drivers window. Since all the other three windows work from the master window switch, but the drivers window does not, switch is new, the only reason it
Pull the fuses for the power locks (not sure there's 5, but too many is better than not enough), which should de-energize any electrical bits that could be fighting you. Then try to manually lock the doors. If they still won't lock with the manual switch or with the key in the lock, then you have a mechanical issue that's jamming the lock. If
The power window auto function will only resume on the power window that has been reset. 1 Switch the ignition ON. 2 Make sure that the power window lock switch located on the driver's door is not depressed. 3 Press the switch and fully open the window. 4 Pull up the switch to fully close the window and continue holding the switch for about 2 Best thing to do really is just check and see. Remove the door panel (two screws IIRC, if not just one at the door handle), and the rest pops off. Raise and lower with the door panel off, and check the peek holes (plastic body plugs), and see if you can see or watch or hear what's going on. Should be easier to troubleshoot with the door panel
June 4, 2009. #3. check the delayed accessory fuse. I think there is one under the hood and dash. Windows and radio are delayed accessories as they stay on after the key is removed until the timeout or door is open. Do the interior dome lights work as they are on the same delayed circuit.
Passenger window lost programing. To reprogram, turn the key on, go to the passenger side and with the passemger switch run the window all the way down and hold switch in down position for 2 seconds, then run all the way up and hold in up position for 2 seconds, then repeat again within 5 seconds. Should work from drivers side master switch now.
Deck Panel Removal Continued. 12. Remove the three rear side trim clips, then the rear side trim. 13. Locate the roof hook cable plastic guide cover behind the driver seat beneath the PRHT control module. Pry the plastic case open and remove the cable from the back of the metal sleeve (not the front as pictured). 14.
The power comes into the window-switch control panel on the door and is distributed to a contact in the center of each of the four window switches. Two contacts, one on either side of the power contact, are connected to the vehicle ground and to the motor. The power also runs through the lockout switch to a similar window switch on each of the
Reset Procedure 2. If the above reset instructions do not work for your CX-30, then this alternate method may work. Start your CX-30. Close all windows and doors. Open the window by pressing and holding the window control switch. When the window is fully open, keep the switch pressed for a few seconds. Release the switch, then press it again
3. Power Window Motor. Your Saab 9-3’s power window motors can and do fail over time. You’ll have to take the door panel off to get to it. A lot of them are riveted in, so be prepared to deal with that. If you’ve verified that it is getting power with a voltmeter, but it is not working, it’s time to get a new one.
If the battery in a late model Mazda vehicle is weak or is changed, you must perform a power window reset procedure to initialize each window. Here’s how to do the power window reset procedure. 1) Turn the ignition switch to the ON position. 2. Press the switch of each window and fully open the door glass. 3. Pull the switch of each window to
A single bad door lock actuator can prevent one of your car’s power door locks from working. You’ll still be able to operate the lock manually, but the power function will not work. Power Door Lock Operates Erratically . In some instances, a bad actuator may cause the door lock to behave erratically—locking or unlocking when it should not. The master switch won't move the rear passenger window at all. All other windows work. The local switch on the rear passenger window moves it down only. All other windows work. Furthermore, the problem has gone away a couple times: we've been able to put the window up using the local switch after trying a lot, banging and reassembling the door. 1. Wiring/Fuses. Looking to see if your CX-9 blew a fuse is a great place to start. This is particularly true if the window does not seem to have been struggling before it failed to go up. If all of the windows don’t work, that is going to be a fuse or window relay that has gone bad. To use this method: Turn your car on. Push and hold your window switch down in the desired direction (up or down) as you complete the following step. While continuing to hold the button down, sit inside your vehicle and slam the car door. Repeat this step a few times and see if the window begins to roll up or down. When the engine was started the needles on the speedo and rev dials turned clockwise to read maximum speed/revs then settled back to zero then went back to normal. This is the first time it happened. Now on the driver's door only the driver's electric window switch works. Other three are dead. The electric window switch on the other doors work

If there is no power on either side of the fuse then it's likely there is no power on all three fuses, 24, 25, and 26. Power to those fuses is controlled by the power window relay in the driver's side underdash fuse box. I suspect the relay has failed or the master power window switch, which provides the ground to the control side of the power

6 posts · Joined 2016. #10 · Mar 24, 2016. Thank you guys, problem solved, every window work now..Needed to reset every window individually is a same way when "auto" function doesn't work; *roll up window down and hold button till your hear "click" then roll window all the way up and hold button till you hear "click". eatsushi. 1. Check the Fuses. To troubleshoot a non-functional power window on the passenger side, start by inspecting the fuse. Look for the fuse box under the dashboard or in the engine compartment of your vehicle, and refer to the owner’s manual to identify the fuse responsible for the power windows. iLlKGW.