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one of my 1991 toyota land The left passenger window
works from the drivers
controls, but the rest of the
windows don't work, either
from the drivers controls or
the individual controls, not
sure where to start, or what
to look at. THANKS
also, the one window that
works, rolls down fine about
half way then gradually slows
to a crawl when it is almost
down
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Since it is a passenger window that operates, it pretty much assures that all the wiring is intact and operational as far as the switching, power supply and ground are concerned. You can still have problems with broken wires in the door hinges on all the doors, but it is unlikely that all three have broken. Try this: Have someone hold down the switch for you, master or door switch, and slap the door panel of any window while the switch is activated. Do it, hard!, with the palm of your hand. If the window starts to operate, the motor was stuck, not an unusual occurrence. The motor will eventually need to be replacled if that is what happens. If that doesn't help, I would recommend removing a door panel and checking the power and ground to the motor. An inexpensive test light will do the trick...put one lead on one wire to the motor and the other lead to the other. Activate any switch and the light should light, polarity unimportant. If it does, the motor is bad. If none of that works, it could get very complicated and you might want to take it to a shop. Hope this helps. God Bless! 3/26 The window slowing to a crawl is classic bad window motor. It has enough power to run for a moment, but as soon as it heats at all, it's done. And that kind of supports what I was saying about the rest. Take your frustration out on the others and let us know how it goes! |
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The wire bundle between the door and the body is a common problem on toy's . It has a boot around it that can be removed for inspection. Mine had more than 5 wire broken or ready to break. Bill |
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