Rear Window Dead

[Chris Covington]

It's probably the regulator, when mine went it behaved as if the
switch was bad (and it would short if you tried to apply power manually).
Could be rear window switches?  I can't believe they all went bad, but it
could happen.  In the CQ, for instance, the switches are wired in such a
way that if one goes out (the passenger side for instance), the driver
side one won't work either.

Chris
'91 200q20v

On Tue, 26 Mar 2002, Derek Pulvino wrote:

> Anybody have any suggestions on why a rear window would stop working?
> Window made a bunch of noise a couple of days ago, and now won't go up or
> down.
>
> You're probably thinking "regulator" right now, but before we jump to that
> conclusion a couple of more details.  The rear window switches are no longer
> lit, and neither passenger or driver side rear window works from either the
> control at the affected door or the control on the drivers door.  Both front
> windows work fine.
>
> I thought maybe there was a fusable link, circuit breaker, or fuse specific
> for the rear windows, but I have been unable to find anything to confirm
> that something like this exists.
>
> Again, this all started happening after the drivers side rear window made a
> bunch of noise and stopped working.  So regulator may be screwed up again,
> but there appears to be something else going on here at the same time.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Derek P
>
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