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Old 05-10-2006, 09:22 AM   #1
Stevo
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Default AU Power Window Problem

(AU 1 Forte, Front Power windows)
Hi guys, a few weeks ago the button on the drivers side stopped winding the passenger side window up, but would still wind it down. However the controls on the passenger side would still go up and down.

Now the other day, the passenger window stopped working all together. Can i just buy a new electric motor ?

I thought it was weird that the driverside controls stopped controlling the passenger window first.. Like there is some kind of other problem.

Any ideas ? Or would it just be easier to take it to Ford and get them to sus it out for me.

Ta,
steve

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