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A few months ago I did the fus

A few months ago I did the fuse block conversion to glass type NAPA holders. Now my window motors are about 50% faster but my passenger side window does not go down but the motor and cable a moving . I noticed today as the weather was a bit warmer (45F) if I push the window down it would go down but it would reverse itself while I had the window switch in the down position but if I forced it by hand the motor would reverse again and go down. Also when the window bottoms out if you keep the switch down the motor reverses and sends the window up. I may not be making myself to clear here but before I start pulling this apart I wanted to see if anyone has seen this. By the way the fuse block conversion does wonders for all of the elect. issues.
 
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Sounds like it could be the sw

Sounds like it could be the switch going bad?

Have you tried swapping the switches side to side?

Doesn't hurt to improve the ground wires at the switches while they're out either.

Regards, JRV
 
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JRV forgot to mention both swi

JRV forgot to mention both switches do the same thing so I ruled out the switch. I guess I'll have to dig in and pull the door panel and take a look.I'll keep you posted.
 
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JRV--where are the ground wire

JRV--where are the ground wires of the switches located-ie, where do they actually ground? I presume it would be under the console somewhere?
 
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Bill,

under the ashtray. th


Bill,

under the ashtray. those dinky little black wires pigtailed together held to ground with a little sheet metal screw. surprising it worked when new.

I cut the pigtail and run seperate wires to ground, then another larger wire to an even better ground from there.

Regards, JRV
 
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