Driver's Master Window Switch
- Voltage Measurements
Measure voltage by backprobing between master window switch appropriate terminal and ground. Leave master window switch connected to wiring harness, unless indicated. See POWER WINDOW SWITCH VOLTAGE TEST (1 OF 2) table. If voltage is as specified, go to CONTINUITY CHECKS. If voltage is not as specified, repair affected circuit. See WIRING DIAGRAMS .POWER WINDOW SWITCH VOLTAGE TEST (1 OF 2)Terminal No. (1) Condition Volts 1 (2) At All Times 10-14 3 (2) Ignition Switch In LOCK Position Zero 3 (2) Ignition Switch In ACC Or ON Position 10-14 6 Ignition Switch ON, Window Lock Switch OFF 10-14 6 Ignition Switch ON, Window Lock Switch ON Zero 8 Ignition Switch ON, Master Switch OFF Zero 8 Ignition Switch ON, Master Switch DOWN More Than 9 8 Ignition Switch ON, Driver Window Glass Closed Zero 8 Ignition Switch ON, Master Switch AUTO DOWN More Than 9 8 Ignition Switch ON, Driver Window Glass Opened Zero 12 Power Window Operating About 5.5 13 Master Switch DOWN, Driver Window Glass Opened Below 1 18 Ignition Switch ON 2.5 20 Ignition Switch ON, Master Switch OFF Zero 20 Ignition Switch ON, Master Switch DOWN More Than 9 20 Ignition Switch ON, Driver Window Glass Closed Zero 20 Ignition Switch ON, Master Switch AUTO UP More Than 9 20 Ignition Switch ON, Driver Window Glass Opened Zero (1) For terminal locations, see Figure. (2) Tests are made with master switch disconnected from vehicle wiring harness. - Continuity Checks
With master window switch still connected, check continuity by backprobing between master window switch terminal No. 10 and ground. Disconnect master window switch and check continuity between master window switch terminal No. 9 and ground. Continuity should be present at both measurements at all times. If continuity is not present at either measurement, repair affected circuit. See WIRING DIAGRAMS . If continuity is present at both measurements, circuits are okay at this time.