97 GT Conv Rear Electric Windows

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64RagTop - 12 Apr 2005 01:01 GMT

I have a 97 Convertible with rear windows that will not raise. They
both quit working at the same time. Fronts work fine. Backs rolled down
fine, however they will not raise. I can hear relays clicking in each
window compartment when I actuate the switchs. Has anyone actually
found the source of this problem and fixed it. Yes I checked all fuses
and relays. Any solutions out there?

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SVTKate - 12 Apr 2005 02:22 GMT

Have you tried cleaning the contacts on the switch?

|I have a 97 Convertible with rear windows that will not raise. They
| both quit working at the same time. Fronts work fine. Backs rolled down
| fine, however they will not raise. I can hear relays clicking in each
| window compartment when I actuate the switchs. Has anyone actually
| found the source of this problem and fixed it. Yes I checked all fuses
| and relays. Any solutions out there?

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fordsrus12473@yahoo.com - 12 Apr 2005 02:33 GMT

>Have you tried cleaning the contacts on the switch?

lmfao
clean contacts
kate how is your crack habit doiing??
u go girl
most likely master switch is f.cked

>|I have a 97 Convertible with rear windows that will not raise. They
>| both quit working at the same time. Fronts work fine. Backs rolled down
>| fine, however they will not raise. I can hear relays clicking in each
>| window compartment when I actuate the switchs. Has anyone actually
>| found the source of this problem and fixed it. Yes I checked all fuses
>| and relays. Any solutions out there?

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JEFFREY PRIVOTT - 12 Apr 2005 23:58 GMT

I had the same problem with my 94 GT contv. I took the panels off and tapped
the motors and they have been working fine. It has been about 10 months now.

Ninja

>>Have you tried cleaning the contacts on the switch?
>
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>>| found the source of this problem and fixed it. Yes I checked all fuses
>>| and relays. Any solutions out there?

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