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I have a 1998 subaru impreza outback. The switches for the front passenger and both rear windows have stopped working. The driver's window still works. I checked the fuse diagram but did not find a power window fuse listed. I'd be most grateful for any solution ideas you can offer. Thanks, Laura
You're right. I'd checked the child-proof lock switch but forgot about this one. Do feel silly...You're right. I'd checked the child-proof lock switch but forgot about this one. Do feel silly...
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any mechanic will change the window regulators , sounds classic regulator failure , starts with a bit of juddering and then stops working , usually when window down (of course). there not that difficult to change yourself as your 30% there if you get the door panel off , keep me posted if you wish
This may just be sensors that need cleaning. Sensors are found on the wheel hubs. It may just need cleaning, including the terminals or they may be faulty.
do any other windows work? do they work from the drivers switch panel? if they do, then power is likely to be present to the switch. if the driver and pass. switches are interchangeable, try swapping them. if all windows are dead, look for blown fuse first, then check switch and the socket/wiring harness connected to the switch. smell the switch, if it smells burnt, it probably is...
Sound like a short or high resistance caused by an in complete intermittanant connection. Did it buzZ while you were using the raising/lowering the window?
You're right. I'd checked the child-proof lock switch but forgot about this one. Do feel silly...
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