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Old 04-13-2008, 07:17 PM
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Passenger window slow from driver switch only

Howdy..

The passenger window on my 98 GTP goes up and down very slowly when pushing the botton on the drivers door. when using the button on the passenger side, it goes up and down much faster...almost normal speed.

Any thoughts on what exactly the problem would and on which side of the car it's on?

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Re: Passenger window slow from driver switch only

have you taken the switch out and checked the contacts? they may be dirty or corroded...
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Old 04-13-2008, 10:13 PM
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Re: Passenger window slow from driver switch only

& it could be either switch.
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have you taken the switch out and checked the contacts? they may be dirty or corroded...
No I haven't done that yet, is it easy to do? Do you just pry it up?
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No I haven't done that yet, is it easy to do? Do you just pry it up?
yeah, fairly easy to do. just be careful FYI the clips are pretty cheap and real easy to break
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yeah, fairly easy to do. just be careful FYI the clips are pretty cheap and real easy to break
Coool. thanks! I just ordered one off ebay for $40. So I don't need to take off the door panel or anythin big like that? Just gently pry it up and replace?
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Re: Passenger window slow from driver switch only

oh, so you just ordered a new one? i would have tried to clean the contacts first before buying a new one, but i suppose $40 isnt too bad

as long as you bought a new one, it SHOULD come with new clips...so you shouldnt have to even worry about breaking the clips on the old one.
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Re: Passenger window slow from driver switch only

Well neither the contacts were corroded on the original switch, and a new switch didn't make any difference...the passenger window is still slow from the drivers switch only. Any other thoughts?
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& it could be either switch.
When using the driver's switch power goes through the passenger switch to get to ground.
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When using the driver's switch power goes through the passenger switch to get to ground.
So you're saying it could be the switch on the passenger side, even though the window moves fine when activated by the passenger switch?

I'll take that switch out this weekend and check the contacts.
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So you're saying it could be the switch on the passenger side, even though the window moves fine when activated by the passenger switch?
That's correct. I'll post a wiring diagram shortly.
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Re: Passenger window slow from driver switch only

Here's the diagram. I can explain how it works if needed/wanted.

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