The window won't roll up on the drivers door I think the switch contact is burned out but I need a wire schematic to be able to trouble shoot it right. So a wire diagram for a 2002 Chevy C6500 drivers

If they go down but not up. Replace the master switch on the drivers door. 3 don't usually die at they same tie unless it is that switch.

Did you check power an grounds at the driver door switch ? Before changing the switch ? How about fuse's ? You could go to you tube an check out videos on power windows an door lock trouble shooting . Basic electrical trouble shooting etc.... Go to www.bbbind.com/ for free wiring diagrams to trouble shoot the circuits .

Each system is bad. The windows need regulators(they come with motors) the radio probably died(check fuse). And the mirror switch is bad(Since you still have power to the drivers window).

Wiring diagrams usually are not spit up in that manner. Inlays are used in important sectios and the schematic may bridge the page,Schematics are folded preferentialy to maintain continuity of the drawn circuits. No front, go rear? Circuits can be split to segregate front and rear. If the fuse is good then the switch at the drivers door msy be at faulty due to burned contacts, bad connector ir dislocated wire.Highest probability is the fuse which should be checked first. Then the switch (master on drivers door). Voltage in and voltage out when switch is operated. Now, keep in mind rhat the problem is more often the ground to the circuit. Each window motor has its own grtound and hot wire. The motors of each are grounded to yhe door its in. So Two points to verify. Power and ground. Check under the drivers seat, There maybe be a juncture if wirie harnesses. If so, check all connections and ground. CHECK under the hood/engine compartment.for additional connectors used to connect the chasis wire harnesst o the body harnss I hope this helped, if not, I apologize for wasted time reading. Good Luck.- .Ps.
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I have a 95Buick regal and will look for a schematic which should help alot. If I can locate the prper references I will forward them to yoou if possible.I am unsure of similarity, but it won't hurt yp find out.

Need to get a wiring diagram. Buy a book and follow the wiring schematic. It should help you out majorly. Can't really work on electrical issues without one.

the window fuses are in the fuse box
but i don't think that's the problem if a window will roll up but not down
or down but not up/////
open the driver door you will see a rubber tube going from the door to
the door jam open the rubber up ill bet you find a few broken wires
all you need to do is splice them back together

if you don't find any brakes in the fuse box the windows are setup
on breakers they might be bad Thar's always a first for every thing

hope this helps you
good luck
bob

• Have you tried rolling the windows up from all the different switches on the different doors? Or are you just using the master panel on the drivers side door? If the other door switches roll up their respective windows then you need to replace the faulty master switch (drivers door).

• If this is not you problem then you need to look at that rubber tubing in your drivers side door jam. this is the power feed for your window switches, all of them. Often times the wire inside the tube gets cracked simply because of it's location. You can just splice a wire in should this be the problem.

• You said you checked the fuses and they are good. And there is no way every motor/regulator is going bad at once. That leaves the two suggestions above for your trouble shooting.

Regards, Tony

Remove the door panel, and use two jumper wires to the window motor. One wire goes to a good, non-painted surface on the metal body of the van, for a good ground. The other wire goes to a 12 volt source. Touch the two wires of the window motor with the two jumper wires.

Tries to go up? Switch the jumper wires around, and try again.

A quick way to check if the motor or switch is the problem is to perform this test, at night operate the window switch with the door open, if the dome light dims slightly most likely the window motor is defective or the regulator is jammed, if no dim is observed then the switch is most likely the problem, very quick and easy to do.

try cleaning the switches