well this happend last night i rolled down my driver side window all the way down and i tried to roll it back up but it wont rool up. The rest of the windows work fine power windows and power door locks work fine as well its just the driver side window that wont roll up. I cheked the fuse already and its not burnt. suggestions?

 

Is this by any chance on a G2? Because since I've had mine, the passenger side has always, and continues to roll up alot slower than the driver, I associate this w/ a going motor.

I would check that on your car before you get into deeper troubleshooting.

 

nah its not a DA its a 96 integ....BTW why do u have jason from LB on ur avatar?

 

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Haha, yeah I love that show, anyways, back on topic have you tried looking at the motor? Because, I have heard of those things going bad on tegs, especially the passenger side.

 

nope i havent looked at it yet. Where is it located ?

 

I'm not sure exactly, I looked on https://www.acuraautomotivepar...y.jsp for a digram, I couldn't find one, try a search, or take off the door panel, and take a picture of it, post it here, and hopefully someone can help.




Modified by BuilttB18C5 at 1:57 PM 11/6/2005

 

k thanks for the help

 

No problem man

 

I work at Nissan and the window regulators go all the time and its the same symptoms. When you push the button, do you hear the motor or no? I would take the door panel off and check the regulator cable. Alot of times they get chewed up.

 

Open and close the door with the button depressed and see if it goes up. If it does, the weather stripping needs to be replaced. Otherwise, if the motor doesn't sound funny or weak, check for loose connection or bad wires.

 

ok i fixed it, it was a loose connection i opend the door panels and saw that there was a loose connection. Thank god it wasnt the motor