3 out of 4 electric windows failed.

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David - 07 Jul 2009 14:34 GMT

I have a Nissan Tino (Almera) my electric window at driver side is perfect
but the other 3 do not operate.
Found only one fuse removing it stops the driver window working, as I have
failed to locate another fuse am I ok to assume no separate one for the
other window?
If only one fuse can anyone advise which of the other 3 widows is next in
line to check voltage circuit?

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David

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e.meyer - 07 Jul 2009 15:58 GMT

> I have a Nissan Tino (Almera) my electric window at driver side is perfect
> but the other 3 do not operate.
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> Regards,
> David

The lock-out switch on the drivers door is engaged/failed, the master
window control switch on the driver's door is bad, or the wiring
harness running from the drivers door to the car body is compromised
(frayed, broken, shorted...). The place to check voltages is at the
master switch on the driver's door. If current is flowing there to
the other windows, then look to the wiring just inside the body after
passing from the door.

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David - 10 Jul 2009 07:23 GMT

>> I have a Nissan Tino (Almera) my electric window at driver side is
>> perfect
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> the other windows, then look to the wiring just inside the body after
> passing from the door.

Thanks, fixed it.

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David

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