[Supras] Power Windows

[Jon]

It was indeed the contacts.  I just cleaned them, and the motor now 
works fine.  All I need to do is put the class back in, and the door 
back together.  Thanks a lot for the help.

Saved me 80$ too.

Jon


Don Ewing wrote:
> Clean the switch contacts inside the switch.  You are getting the 
> voltage but not the current.  That usually means the contacts are 
> dirty.  Also a common problem with the supra.
> Don
>
> */Jon <TechFly at comcast.net>/* wrote:
>
>
>     OK, so now that the car runs, I can start working on all the other
>     little problems. The biggest of these seems to be a real pain.
>
>     The passenger side power window does not roll up. Now, I took the
>     motor
>     out, and took it to my local Checker Auto, and they tested it by
>     hooking
>     it up to a battery charger. That made the motor run forward, and when
>     the poles were reversed, it ran backwards.
>
>     I went home, and put my multimeter on the power lead to the motor.
>     When
>     I actuate the switch to put the window up, I get a steady 12.2.
>     When I
>     put it to go down, I get a steady -12.2. Seems that it is OK. Problem
>     is that one of the tests is wrong.
>
>     Anyone have anything like this happen? Does that mean I should just
>     replace the stupid motor? It is 80.99 plus the 35$core. I found it
>     online for 65 + 35core. Maybe I should visit a junkyard, I blew
>     all my
>     money on fixing the engine. Oh well...
>
>     Jon
>
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