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Old 07-01-2015, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by beyond View Post
Well sure as shizz...

I manually powered the liftgate motor and it closed the window. I also checked the wiring harness but found no snags or splices.

When I hooked the motor back up it started to drop the window... I assume its a bad switch, but at least I'm able to raise the glass manually.

Thanks to everyone for your help
Same thing happened to mine and I had to put the window up the same way.

If you take the panel off again, locate and remove the short section of wiring between the lock cylinder and where it plugs into the harness. I believe the short is in the green yellow piece that snaps onto the lock cylinder. I intended on replacing mine, but the switch inside still rolls it up/down and I don't miss the key activated feature...it's been about 3 years without it now.
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