The passenger and 2 rear electric windows won't go down.

 

Either when controlled by the buttons on the driver's door or their own doors.

 

The driver's window will go down and up. This operation is a bit different as this door window is automatic, you push it once quickly, and it goes down or up by itself. The 3 that currently don't operate are not like this.

 

I am thinking it's maybe a single fuse or something?

 

Any ideas?

 

There are no other electrical issues. Only the 3 non automatic windows that won't go down when the buttons on the driver's door or their own door are pushed.

 

The car is around 10 year's old.

 

TIA. 

1 minute ago, JeffersLos said:

The passenger and 2 rear electric windows won't go down.

 

Either when controlled by the buttons on the driver's door or their own doors.

 

The driver's window will go down and up. This operation is a bit different as this door window is automatic, you push it once quickly, and it goes down or up by itself. The 3 that currently don't operate are not like this.

 

I am thinking it's maybe a single fuse or something?

 

Any ideas?

 

There are no other electrical issues. Only the 3 non automatic windows that won't go down when the buttons on the driver's door or their own door are pushed.

 

The car is around 10 year's old.

 

TIA. 

Isn’t there a button nearby the window control in the driver side by which you can disable the other window operations?

2 minutes ago, Gulfsailor said:

Isn’t there a button nearby the window control in the driver side by which you can disable the other window operations?

 

I'll check in the morning. ????

Just now, JeffersLos said:

 

I'll check in the morning. ????

What car?

11 hours ago, Gulfsailor said:

Isn’t there a button nearby the window control in the driver side by which you can disable the other window operations?

 

There is indeed.

 

That was an easy fix. ????

Jeff... per chance are you Thai ?

It's part of old man's descease, I've done the same took a while to wake up.

Brilliant, thank you for this mornings laugh, I am happier now knowing I am not the senile one here.....

On a similar thread, I had a phone call from a friend who had managed to try a short cut and got bogged down on a dirt track in his Ranger Wildtrack. I went down with my two wheel drive Ranger, but could not get close enough to help. We hired a local man with a tractor who got the car out, but then I asked him why he did not use 4 wheel drive. He said his truck does not have it. I pointed to the button near the gear lever, and said all wildtracks have 4 wheel drive............His reply, ( a censored version, because he is Scottish ), was "I wondered what that button was for......."

On 10/27/2020 at 9:24 PM, JeffersLos said:

I am thinking it's maybe a single fuse or something?

 

Any ideas?

Checks the fuse box?

9 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Checks the fuse box?

i think it's the transmission.

While you're fiddling about, squirt a little bit of switch cleaner on the buttons. After 10 years, they're probably full of gunk.

On 10/28/2020 at 8:44 AM, JeffersLos said:

 

There is indeed.

 

That was an easy fix. ????

 

The dog must have stepped on it?

One out of four windows WERE working, that had to be a bonus  

4 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

 

The dog must have stepped on it?

Don't let the ex wife in the car in future

High technology is mind boggling.  

2 minutes ago, BTB1977 said:

High technology is mind boggling.  

Technology is mind boggling when you are high

It's the head gasket. 

Probably something to do with the fuses, the wiring, the battery or the electrics.

As this has been resolved.

 

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