With the door panel loose, lift up and remove the panel. Make sure you keep your eyes out for an electrical cable connecting the power window/door lock switches to the interior door. Unhook this connection. Next, you should see a plastic shroud. Carefully peel back this shroud. With the shroud peeled back, you can now see the window and regulator.
Reset Procedure 2. If the above reset instructions do not work for your Tahoe, then this alternate method may work. Start your Tahoe. Close all windows and doors. Open the window by pressing and holding the window control switch. When the window is fully open, keep the switch pressed for a few seconds. 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S) (MY1997 - 2004) 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S) Power Windows not working. Folks, I really need your help with the possible diagnosis here. Here is what it appears to be, 1) Windows move up/down when the doors are opened. 2) Fuse for Power Windows Front (D1) looks good.
As for power to the switch, first check fuses (unless you already have) and then throw a multimeter on each wire one at a time - 12V = your inlet power. Sorry I don't have a specific wire to tell you about, but that's what I'd do to check. -Greg. '94 Trooper S - 3.2L V6 DOHC, LSD, 4X4, stock.
Reset Procedure. Start your Grand Cherokee. Close all the doors and windows. Open the window by pressing and holding the window control switch. When the window is fully open, keep the switch pressed for a few seconds. Close the window by lifting and holding the window control switch. When the window is fully closed, keep the switch held for a

check drivers side switch first, thats the "master" in the circuit, and supplies power to the passenger side. not sure if the 3 door ones have a safety cutout switch to disable the passenger switch on the drivers side panel, the 4 door ones here do, to stop kids playing with the windows, grumpy dad in driver seat can disable all the window controls except his own.

Here's what I've done so far: 1. Disconnected the plug to the window regulator and hooked up direct 12V power to the motor. I got nothing which, to me, indicates that the motor is bad. 2. Without a wiring diagram I have no way of telling which wires are the switch. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Chuck : This doesn't make sense. Ok plug the connectors back into the switch. Then go to the other connector (the blue on with 8 wires) hook your black lead to a good metal ground then take the red lead and first back probe the connector on the tan/light blue wire on pin 6 and press the drivers window switch to down position and see if you read 12V
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