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How about performing a voltage drop between the battery positive and the window motor, and then a voltage drop between the battery negative and the window motor? Anything above .5V is too much. Then you'll want to narrow that test. I would perform a voltage drop across the switch, at the switch, for both negative and positive.
All the windows share a common power supply through the master switch and a common ground supply through the master switch. A voltage drop is performed with a volt-meter hook-up power-to-power (before the load) with current flowing, and ground-to-ground (after the load) with current flowing. Need detailed instruction or help? Let me know. gary.weaver@csn.edu College of Southern Nevada |
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Thanks...never even thought of doing that...2 years of collage Ind. maint. (some almost 20 years ago) & that never even crossed my mind. A multi meter is a wonderfull thing
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Greg, I think those windows are the old belt drives. I just removed the last one from the Corvette. It worked fine, just slower than.... If it is a belt drive; I'm not sure what if anything you can do to speed them up.
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