Door window not working

Remove door panel. Unplug and release switch from back side. Re instal with new switch. Check owner's manual as you may need to relearn the auto stop points.

You should have a broken door switch.
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To isolate your problem a few questions needed.

• Do you hear any noise when you hit the switch
• Does it move a bit

• Can you operate it from the outside locking mechanism

If you can hear the motor (regulator) but window does not operate, then we established that power is being supplied and fuse/relay are ok. Your problem is a bad window regulator or a guide cable is fraying and caused it to knot up on the guides.

If you hear nothing at all then you first need to figure whether it's a fuse, a relay or the wiring is bad.

probably the window regulator. about $75 depending where you get it from

my window will not go down golf mk111 gti driver side

wires go thru the boot. most likely broken wire from the switch. if the window works with the key in the door

Those components are probably part of a new lock assembly. Maybe locate a used lock to take those pieces from.

This is a common fault on A4 VAG cars (Mk 4 Golfs, Skoda Octavias, Seat Leon, Beetle, Audi TT , Audi A3) you will need to remove the door card from the inside. Repair kits are available so it may be possible to repair the lock barrel but for the effort htat is required to remove the door card I would replace the lock barrel rather than repair it.

if you replaced the switch,,, it could be the electric motor that controls that window....

I assume the fuses have been verified to be OK. As long as they are, it seems that either the window regulators in those doors have failed, or there is a break in the wiring between the doors. The most likely problem after fuses though is that the driver's door switches themselves have failed. Power is routed through the driver's door before being distributed to the other doors. If the driver's door switch module has died, then the other switches for those windows won't work either. A replacement driver's switch pod is easy to swap and runs around $10 at a salvage yard - I'd try that after verifying that the fusing is all OK.