blower motors have nothing to do with your windows.
sounds like you have a loose connection where the wires plug into the window switches. I'd say try to find a new switch assembly. It's not a fuse, fuses either die or they don't.
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05-20-2010
blower motors have nothing to do with your windows.
sounds like you have a loose connection where the wires plug into the window switches. I'd say try to find a new switch assembly. It's not a fuse, fuses either die or they don't.
05-20-2010
Thanks for the ideas, Warbeaver.
The only reason I thought it might be related to the blower motor was that the mechanic who replaced it last year said that the defective blower motor may have been causing a short that affected the power windows. Considering that I have no idea how to prove or disprove that theory, I thought it was worth mentioning. Regardless, even if that was the problem last year, it wouldn’t seem to explain the exact same problem this year with a new blower motor. Unless the new one’s going bad, too.
Which switch assembly would you say was the problem? The driver's side?
05-20-2010
well, is the drivers side switch the only one giving you problems? if the other driver switch wasnt working, then i'd say you have a different issue. if its just the driver side, its probably the switch/buttons
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