Windows only working from driver door!
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Windows only working from driver door!
I am sure there is a thread on this, but I have had no luck finding it, the windows all work from the driver side and about 10% of the time they will actually work from their own switches.
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mine does the same thing. i think its something with the lockout switch..because i play with it and eventually, the other switches will put the window down
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its that much!!!?? go to a junk yard and get one..but every jeep ive rode in and test drove before i got mine did the same thing so must be a jeep thing! haha. i bet u could rig a diff switch in place of it tho..
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If you don't really care about the switch, go behind the panel and cut the wires leading to that particular switch and then tape them off.
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If you want the lockout to keep working (I did since I have a 2 year old), you can get the Dorman switch from Amazon for about $60. Fits and works great, and all of my stuff works like new again.
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A paperclip will work but it is steel and not really a great conductor. In addition, it is a bare conductor when installed as the picture shows. If you just want to jumper out the lock-out switch, why not strip the 2 wires and solder in a good jumper wire that can be properly taped and insulated from shorting?
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A paperclip will work but it is steel and not really a great conductor. In addition, it is a bare conductor when installed as the picture shows. If you just want to jumper out the lock-out switch, why not strip the 2 wires and solder in a good jumper wire that can be properly taped and insulated from shorting?
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https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/am...-switch-98618/
followed this link and fixed the wifes switch..been working great....
followed this link and fixed the wifes switch..been working great....
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I just looked at that link, pulled the switch back out, but even with the screws out it will not separate to get to the green board. How do you pull the switch covers off without breaking them or the board?
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Why don't you go to the junkyard!!! I replaced two small switches and the main cluster in the driver door... cost me a whopping 15$