Power windows stoped working
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Document ID# 458454
2000 Pontiac Bonneville
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Front Door Switch Replacement
Removal Procedure
Insert a flat bladed tool under the rear edge of the switch trim plate.
Gently pry upwards to release the rear edge of the switch trim plate from the door trim panel.
Slide the switchplate rearwards to release the front retainer tabs.
Disconnect the electrical connectors.
Remove the switch pack (2) by releasing the retaining tabs on the switch trim plate (1).
Installation Procedure
Snap the switch pack into the switch trim plate.
Install the electrical connectors.
Install the front end of the switch plate into the door trim panel.
Press down on the rear of the switch plate to engage the retainer clips.
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Document ID# 458454
2000 Pontiac Bonneville
2000 Pontiac Bonneville
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Front Door Switch Replacement
Removal Procedure
Insert a flat bladed tool under the rear edge of the switch trim plate.
Gently pry upwards to release the rear edge of the switch trim plate from the door trim panel.
Slide the switchplate rearwards to release the front retainer tabs.
Disconnect the electrical connectors.
Remove the switch pack (2) by releasing the retaining tabs on the switch trim plate (1).
Installation Procedure
Snap the switch pack into the switch trim plate.
Install the electrical connectors.
Install the front end of the switch plate into the door trim panel.
Press down on the rear of the switch plate to engage the retainer clips.
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Document ID# 458454
2000 Pontiac Bonneville
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Well one thing to consider, a power window switch will look for a signal from a "master" switch. ie drivers door switch. If the drivers switch is bad, none of the windows will work. Its definetly possible the module is to blame but i would imagine you would have a message on the DLC or a stored code in the PCM. Try to jump a window down. connect a jumper wire to a positive pin and a mutual ground in the connector. I learned this from experience in my Grand Prix may she rest in peace.
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Did you check for power at driver window switch? If you have power there (I am pretty sure you do) I don't think it will be apower issue.
If all door locks funtion normally via keyless entry than that will rule out any opens in data lines.
If these statements are correct which I am assuming they are you shoul have it scanned for any body DTC.
You could end up tearing the entire interior of car apart and still come up with nothing concrete.
dh2
If scan comes up empty than will have to take on new approach
If all door locks funtion normally via keyless entry than that will rule out any opens in data lines.
If these statements are correct which I am assuming they are you shoul have it scanned for any body DTC.
You could end up tearing the entire interior of car apart and still come up with nothing concrete.
dh2
If scan comes up empty than will have to take on new approach
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