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Pwr Window (auto button) issue 2000 4runner #750148 09/07/06 07:57 PM
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Tommytuttle Offline OP
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I searched the formum for this but had no luck. I'm not sure I'm searching properly but...


The other day the Auto Down on the passenger Power window stopped working.

The driver's side buttons work and function the window properly so I assume it is the actual switch .

Has anyone had an experience with this? and are they fairly simple to replace?

Any assistance is appreciated.


Tom P
2000 4runner 5spd SR5 (pretty much stock) Bridgstone REVO(275/70r16)
Re: Pwr Window (auto button) issue 2000 4runner [Re: Tommytuttle] #750149 09/08/06 01:08 AM
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Jeff the marmot Offline
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The only issue that I've had related to that was when I accidentally pushed the button to prevent children from playing with the windows, so all the other windows didn't work. I had to mention it just in case.

Are the fuses OK? I'd guess they're all on one fuse, so then I'd suspect the switch.

Last edited by Jeff the marmot; 09/08/06 01:09 AM.

Jeff
2000 4Runner SR5, supercharger, rear e-locker, ARB front locker, 285/75R16 MT/R's, custom bumpers & skids
2007 Tacoma double cab 4x4 - stock
Re: Pwr Window (auto button) issue 2000 4runner [Re: Jeff the marmot] #750150 09/11/06 07:09 PM
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Tommytuttle Offline OP
Wheeler
Thanks for the tip. I haven't checked the fuses i assumed it was a switch issue.

I might try to pull the door pannel off and take a look at the switch.

Anything to look out for pulling the pannel off?

Tom


Tom P
2000 4runner 5spd SR5 (pretty much stock) Bridgstone REVO(275/70r16)

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