Re: 93 honda accord driver side electric windows repair''
CHECK FOR CORRODED WIRES AND SEE IF POWER GOING TO WINDOW REGULATORS, YOU ARE GOING TO NEED TO TAKE OFF THE DOOR TRIM TO SEE THEM, OTHER THAN THAT IT WILL BE ABOUT REPLACING THE REGULATORS.
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Another toll-booth, another mile--or at least it seems as if the tollbooths come every ... The most common power window mechanism is pretty basic. ... If the driver's door switch won't open the right rear door, but the switch in the ... direct from the battery positive terminal to the positive side of the motor to see if it comes alive.
CarGurusOct 9, 2012 - I have a 2007 Honda Accord the driverside window works but other 3windows dont, but when u hit the master switch on drivers door to try to ...
CarGurusApr 28, 2013 - Drivers side power window works only. Had a mechanic ... windowsnot working either. ... Already replaced it. all switches showing getting power but don'twork. ... Are you certain that the other three window motors are good?
The main relay is usually located on the drivers side under the dash. It is usually brown, rectangle shape about half the size of a stick of butter, with about an 8 pin connector. Let me know if this helps.
Its very unlikely that all windows would stop at once. Check the fuses all of them. If the problem is not a blown fuse. Then remove one door panel, remove a window motor, remove the plate and check the three plastic plugs in the motor. If this is ok, then remove and check one of the window regulators. To remove the window regulator, first you have to tap out the rivits, then using 1/4 inch drill bit drill out the aluminum. You replace these with 1/4 " bolts and locking nuts.
cause its a honda...first check fuses...next wiring....more than likely motor is bad...but u can check this with a spare battery and hook the leads up to it and see if it rolls down...if it does then it may b a switch
If you take the door panel off, you can unplug the window motor connector and apply power to the motor and run it up if the motor still works. Sometimes they do because it's a switch problem. At the very least, you can confirm the problem this way.
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