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The rear wiper needs to be fully seated. Turn it on and off and give the window a try again.
 
Well the switch locks out all of the windows except the driver's so that might not be the best test!

There's a fuse block under the hood, and another under the dash.
 
The rear wiper needs to be fully seated. Turn it on and off and give the window a try again.

What tells the controls system that the rear wiper is fully seated? I have mine removed at the moment. It is all bent to crap from the pervious owner and doesn't even touch the window. I have been trying to determine way my window won't go down and I think it has to do with what you are saying. The key will make it go down, the cabin buttom will make it raise but just not down. Is there away I can wire the sensor to thinking the wiper is fully seated?

Thanks
 
What tells the controls system that the rear wiper is fully seated? I have mine removed at the moment. It is all bent to crap from the pervious owner and doesn't even touch the window. I have been trying to determine way my window won't go down and I think it has to do with what you are saying. The key will make it go down, the cabin buttom will make it raise but just not down. Is there away I can wire the sensor to thinking the wiper is fully seated?

Thanks

hum, didn't try to lower the window using the key just the button on the console. Did not know that the lock didn't disable the driver side window. I'll have to try these things and get back to everyone.

:hunter:
 
not working with key either and the window lock is off. So there is a fuse for the rear hatch window and that works only that window.

:sleepy:
 

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