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REAR WINDOW ELECTRIC

Started by hanajack, March 04, 2011, 02:51:08 PM

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hanajack

Switch is non-op.  Wiring is good, and window operation is good per jumper wires set-up outlined in shop manual.

Want to hard wire door connections as if switch was there so that I can operate window from driver's door switch.  Can't figure out how to connect wires as if the switch was there [no switch - no work from drivers switch].

Jurjen

How do you know the wires are good?
They like to break in the moving part between door and B-pillar.
I had to replace three of them.
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thereverendbill

I am also thinking it is in the wires because i have a bad switch in one of the rear doors of my wagon but the master control on the driver door still functions that window
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1981 Eagle Kammback (restoration in progress)
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hanajack

I know the wires are good per jumper wires set-up outlined in shop manual - thus, the window works using the hot wires at the switch.

As I stated, I want to hard wire door connections as if switch was there so that I can operate window from driver's door switch.  Can't figure out how to connect wires as if the switch was there [no switch - no work from drivers switch].

IowaEagle

have you checked the schematics in the AMC Eaglepedia?
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1982 Eagle SX/4 Sport;
1980 Concord DL;
1970 Ambassador 2 Dr HT, SST
2002 Hyundai Santa Fe;
2008 Jeep Patriot Sport - Freedom Drive II

hanajack

Iowa,  Need a heads-up on how to find that.  I entered "electric window schematics" under search with Eaglepedia checked.  Got 'No results'.  Please advise.

IowaEagle

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Not a Jeep.  Not a Car.  Its an AMC Eagle!

1982 Eagle SX/4 Sport;
1980 Concord DL;
1970 Ambassador 2 Dr HT, SST
2002 Hyundai Santa Fe;
2008 Jeep Patriot Sport - Freedom Drive II

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