In article <oZBbc.26539$j57.1372044@news20.bellglobal.com>, ranjiv
<ranj.sam@sympatico.ca> wrote:

> did some more investigation, and applied 12 volts directly to each of the
> windows that weren't working and they work. so i guess it's a wiring
> problem. does anyone know where the wires from the power window switch go
> (ie: into the engine compartment or under the dash. please help.
>
> RS
> "ranjiv" <ranj.sam@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
> news:6pobc.78687$1A6.2182207@news20.bellglobal.com ...
> > hi,
> >
> > have a problem and need some help. my passenger front and rear windows do
> > not go up or down. the driver side front and back windows work (only with
> > the master switch). i have tried changing the master switch, still doesn't
> > work. could it be a motor problem (where are the power windows located??),
> > harness problem or what??
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> > RS

The wiring harness exits out of the door and to the fuse panel. From
the relay on the panel, it gets +12 from the battery feed through the
firewall. The wiring continues behind the dash (part goes to the lock
controller) and then a large portion of the loom crossed under the
passenger seat (under the carpet) and continues to the rear of the car.
The windows are controlled with the onboard relay on the fusebox as
well as switches in both door connections. If you need schematics, let
me know and I'll email them to you. It's not very difficult to trace
the wiring if you pull the dash out.

It sounds to me like you have a broken switch contact, failed relay or
an open in the circuit. It shouldn't be too hard to diagnose with a
little more investigating.

HTH

Andrew.
aka neex.

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