How to operate your windows... With no doors
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Okay guys, so I'm a bit stumped right now. I've had the window lock switch problem since I bought the xj. Im the only one who can work the windows. Now I was thinking about doing one of the bypasses, but first I went and took my doors off. Well after I got the drivers one off I realized... The windows still don't work on any door, even with the switch disconnected.... I tried the paper clip thing b/t the yellow and tan wires in the first hookup, but that didn't even do anything. So I'm thinking, should I grab the door end of that hookup from the jy and then short that one so I can plug it in when doorless?
uh.
wtf are you smoking?
alll power directed to windows and locks travels through the driver's door master switch. none of those wires will have any continuity, i.e. zero power supply.
put the door back on and stop doing things without thinking. there was no reason to take it off for a power window issue. the issue with the window lock is internal in the master switch. do the bypass after putting it back together, and don't look back.
wtf are you smoking?
alll power directed to windows and locks travels through the driver's door master switch. none of those wires will have any continuity, i.e. zero power supply.
put the door back on and stop doing things without thinking. there was no reason to take it off for a power window issue. the issue with the window lock is internal in the master switch. do the bypass after putting it back together, and don't look back.
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From: eden ny
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u can relocate ur controls on from the door than un plug it from in side and pull the stuff out of door to screws in to the bottom od dash or where ud like it and plug it back in it will work
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How to operate your windows... With no doors
Seems to me if you have no doors, you have no windows to operate! LOL
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Originally Posted by JeepCoMJ
uh.
wtf are you smoking?
alll power directed to windows and locks travels through the driver's door master switch. none of those wires will have any continuity, i.e. zero power supply.
put the door back on and stop doing things without thinking. there was no reason to take it off for a power window issue. the issue with the window lock is internal in the master switch. do the bypass after putting it back together, and don't look back.
wtf are you smoking?
alll power directed to windows and locks travels through the driver's door master switch. none of those wires will have any continuity, i.e. zero power supply.
put the door back on and stop doing things without thinking. there was no reason to take it off for a power window issue. the issue with the window lock is internal in the master switch. do the bypass after putting it back together, and don't look back.
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Originally Posted by KD3NE
OK I gotta have fun with this ......
Seems to me if you have no doors, you have no windows to operate! LOL
i didn't say you were.
you need to provide better information before you post.
either way, the only way to bypass it with no driver's door on is to cut and splice the harness, and relocate the control switches.
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Originally Posted by JeepCoMJ
i didn't say you were.
you need to provide better information before you post.
either way, the only way to bypass it with no driver's door on is to cut and splice the harness, and relocate the control switches.
no, that's what I'm saying.
the door may be removed, but if the driver's door wiring and window switch is not connected, you will NOT be operating the rear doors without doing a bunch of bypassing.
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Originally Posted by Bustedback
Ok, you're only half an idiot. Just leave the doors on, you'll be happier for it.
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