Date: Tue, 30 May 2000 13:55:04 -0700 From: "wgmoore" <wmoorenopsamcrest.net> Subject: Re: '86 900 window question
one reall fast way to check the motor is to tapit with a heavy pipe while running the switch. Of it instantly responds, you have a problem with the brushes in the motor. any elect repair shop can fit new ones,- Next get hold of the glass and pull op or down on it while the putton is worked. If the motor responds- it is a problem with the gear box in the motor drive. "Keith Grider" <keithnopsamidaytech.com> wrote in message news:5ZOY4.11889$0T2.215640nopsamoon.columbus.rr.com... > Brady, > > I would first check to see if there is power at the motor before doing > anything else as of yet. Unplug the motor and check the 3 terminals of the > cable supplying the motor. All of then will read 0 volts initially. When the > switch is pressed to either 'up' or 'down', there will be 12 volts across 2 > of the 3 terminals of the cable leading to the motor. In the other > direction, there will be 12 volts across 2 of the terminals. You could > easily buy a test light if you do not have a volt meter. If this checks out, > check the motor. If not, check further along to see where the wires are > broken. A likely suspect is the bundle leading to the door from the > bulkhead. > > Keith Grider > > "brady wolfe" <btw3snopsaminia.edu> wrote in message > news:3932B3E7.D8848A7Bnopsaminia.edu... > > Hi everyone, > > > > I was wondering if maybe some of you had any ideas for this problem. I > > have a 1986 900 SPG and the power window on the passenger door will not > > work. I had taken apart the door because i needed to fix the handle on > > the inside (it was broken by the wrecker guys when the car got towed > > awhile back), and when I put the door panel back on, the window wouldn't > > work. I checked the window control switch by swapping it with the > > driver's side, and that works fine. When I push the switch down or up, > > the motor doesn't make any sounds at all so I assumed there was a > > connection problem. But when I checked the wires on the motor they > > seemed fine. I've looked at everything I could think of but can't make > > any progress and am thinking I have to turn it over to a mechanic. > > > > Any ideas or experience with this before? I just can't believe it just > > stopped working (it was fine as I was fixing the handle), could I have > > shorted something out? > > > > Thanks for any help. > > Brady Wolfe > > > >
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