Power window not rolling up, but rolls down
Hello, I need help, I don't know which one i should replace anymore, nor what to do to my car. I drive a 2006 Buick Lucerne CXS 4.6L V8. I have replaced the window motor (this is in the Front-Driver-side window that needs fixing).
I'd very much appreciate the help
I'd very much appreciate the help
We're going to need some more information.
- I gather you have replaced the window motor for the driver'* side front window. Is this correct?
- How was the bad window motor diagnosed?
- Is there a small click sound when window movement is attempted?
- I gather you have replaced the window motor for the driver'* side front window. Is this correct?
- How was the bad window motor diagnosed?
- Is there a small click sound when window movement is attempted?
-yes i replaced the motor
-the motor was not the problem
-the motor jerks whenever the switch is pressed to go up.
What did you bypass and how did you bypass it?
It would probably be a good idea to replace the switch. If it turns out that the switch isn't the problem, keep it around anyways as a spare.
It would probably be a good idea to replace the switch. If it turns out that the switch isn't the problem, keep it around anyways as a spare.
sorry for the late post i was in florida, we bypassed a switch via the window guy'* tablet connected to the ECU (i think, it'* the code reader port we connected it to). and by anychance, can you tell me how much torque ft/lb this car needs for an oil change? i'm doing that myself too
Like for the drain plug?
Looking around online, it looks like 18lbft for the drain plug, and 20lbft for the filter.
Personally, I do tight but not Methuselah tight on the drain plug and about a half turn past gasket contact on the filter . . . but if you don't have a good feel for this then best to go by the numbers.
Looking around online, it looks like 18lbft for the drain plug, and 20lbft for the filter.
Personally, I do tight but not Methuselah tight on the drain plug and about a half turn past gasket contact on the filter . . . but if you don't have a good feel for this then best to go by the numbers.
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