okay so this has been an ongoing problem for the last few months and I'm ****** tired of it. I CANT FIGURE IT OUT

Here is the link the the first time I asked about it:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1744484

Anyways, so like the tittle says my windows won't roll down nor will my passenger side power lock. I honestly have no clue why and I think I have tested everything except for buying new acutators. But if the actuators were bad would they still be able to roll down when hooked up to 12v power? This is the only way I can roll my windows down if I get some wire and connect the wires from the motor to my battery, its ****** ghetto. But here is the wierd thing, after I put them down by hooking them up, I can use the passenger side window switch only, not the driver, to roll up the passenger side window, but not down.

Also the passenger side lock doesn't lock either for some strange ****** reason. That also locks when I hook it up to direct power, but not from the switch. Im getting real fed up with this problem and I want to sell my can but i can't sell it if the ****** windows don't roll down. I think I'd be better off by wraping it around a telephone pole and saying I almost hit a squirrel.

If anyone has any info that could possibly lead me in the right direction, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE let me know. Thanks!

 

try asking on the12volt.com

 

maybe its off track? cause mine had a similar problem but it was off track and hitting the lockin mechanism..well the bar that is, so i jsut ripped my door apart and just messed around with it....

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by _Bug_ &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Anyways, so like the tittle says my windows won't roll down... </TD></TR></TABLE>

much better than not going up...

 

mine got stuck down in the rain on my EM1
ended up having to re-align the track and lube it all up nice and everything.
still rolls up funky too. sucks.

but try re-aligning the track. if you already havent.

hope that helps

 

I'm almost positvie its not of the track because it rolls down just fine when connected to direct power. I don't knwo what to do

 

Take the interior plastic door piece off and mess around with it, if you havnet already. I ran into one situation where i did notice my window is hard rolling up and down and one day my frined slamed on the door and the window just Drop, luckily it didnt crack. i fixed it within 30min after it happend.

gl

 

does it have auto roll feature on the switch. possible bad switch check for voltage while have the panel off