[s-cars] Window magically winds down on its own.

[Mark Pollan]

Sorry but I can only speak in generalities.  I can't imagine the control
module is specific to the //S line.  That said, any wreckers in NZ that have
an A6 or A4 or some of the more common models from which you can scavenge
said control module?

Regards,

Mark

-----Original Message-----
From: s-car-list-bounces at audifans.com
[mailto:s-car-list-bounces at audifans.com] On Behalf Of Ian McKee
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 2:51 PM
To: s-car-list at audifans.com
Subject: [s-cars] Window magically winds down on its own.

Hi All

Well some serious progress has been made - thanks to Franco and his 
wiring diagrams.
The car is in fact a '97 spec model (WAUZZZ4AZVN etc), and no - there 
aren't any additional control modules other than the one attached to the 
bottom of each motor.
And there aren't any wiring faults, shorts etc.
The problem is in fact the control module. Replacing the faulty one with 
one from another window seems to completely solve the problem - and in 
fact shifts the problem to the 'other' window. When intermittently 
faulty - the unit sits there clicking trying to raise the window to no 
avail. Removing power to it then clears the fault until it happens 
again. Locking the doors and using the autoclose windows function also 
seems to clear it.

In searching NZ for a replacement module, it seems that you can only buy 
them complete with the motor etc for $1000's ( typical NZ dealers spares 
prices !).

Does anyone have any other suggestions ? Are they available Stateside 
separately - or does anyone know who else may have something? As a 
ffrequent traveller to the US, getting it shouldn't be too hard.

Thanks

Ian
'97 S6.

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