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I'm with you on the remaned motor issues. I'll try and dig up the Ebay link to motors I bought. They seemed legit and had a ton on sales and reviews so IDK.
I like where your going with your thought on solder vs. crimped connections also.
See if we can get the "experts" in here for...
Hrmm. Which is the right way to do it? I imagine just swapping the wires on the motor would be quickest/cleanest option. Would that create any future problems you guys can think of? I mean, it works, right?
So its not like I cant make it to work this week cuz my window controls are...
It works. The window goes up/down when its asked to, from both door.
It is backwards tho (down is up and up is down). Taking a shot at this one, I would say it was because I used a switch from the opposite side (used rear drivers)?
Funny. As you were typing and I was waiting, I went and grabbed one of the switches outta the back window and I'll give ya one guess what happened when I plugged it in....
Thank you for taking the time to help out IBallEngineer. I'll get a new switch ordered. Thanks again, your knowledge...
I have no white w/black on the pass side. Its a 1996
*EDIT*
My bad, reading comprehension is not a strong suit of mine, nor electrical as it seems. I'll go ahead and Apply ground to the blue w/yellow stripe wire while you hold the switch in the up position. This should make the window go...
I actually have 3 motors I have tried (one new, the original, and a junkyard). All 3 do the exact same thing.
So its gotta be in the switch or wiring. Have a few tests I'll do when I get home.
Thank you for the tip.