my 2001 honda civic passenger window is stuck in the 'close' position.
i replaced the window motor, unnecessarily, and when reassembling the
switch to the passenger door the window went straight up, so i quickly
disconnected the switch.

before i put in the new motor, i found the fuse below the steering
column, replaced the blown fuse, but i can not reconnect the passenger
switch because it will allow the window to continually go 'up' and
will blow the fuse again.

what else can i check? can the issue be with the master control
switch on the drivers side door?

thanks,
Fish

 

I was thinking that if the master switch was off you could proceed.


fish wrote:
> my 2001 honda civic passenger window is stuck in the 'close' position.
> i replaced the window motor, unnecessarily, and when reassembling the
> switch to the passenger door the window went straight up, so i quickly
> disconnected the switch.
>
> before i put in the new motor, i found the fuse below the steering
> column, replaced the blown fuse, but i can not reconnect the passenger
> switch because it will allow the window to continually go 'up' and
> will blow the fuse again.
>
> what else can i check? can the issue be with the master control
> switch on the drivers side door?
>
> thanks,
> Fish

 

I was thinking that if the master switch was off you could proceed.


fish wrote:
> my 2001 honda civic passenger window is stuck in the 'close' position.
> i replaced the window motor, unnecessarily, and when reassembling the
> switch to the passenger door the window went straight up, so i quickly
> disconnected the switch.
>
> before i put in the new motor, i found the fuse below the steering
> column, replaced the blown fuse, but i can not reconnect the passenger
> switch because it will allow the window to continually go 'up' and
> will blow the fuse again.
>
> what else can i check? can the issue be with the master control
> switch on the drivers side door?
>
> thanks,
> Fish

 

Alan,

you are probably right. i should be able to disconnect the master
switch, then connect the passenger switch, and it should be
operational with the passenger switch. and if it is, then the problem
should be in the master switch.

thanks,
tom



On 2 Apr 2006 09:55:47 -0700, "Alan" <twobutnot2@comcast.net> wrote:

>
>I was thinking that if the master switch was off you could proceed.
>
>
>fish wrote:
>> my 2001 honda civic passenger window is stuck in the 'close' position.
>> i replaced the window motor, unnecessarily, and when reassembling the
>> switch to the passenger door the window went straight up, so i quickly
>> disconnected the switch.
>>
>> before i put in the new motor, i found the fuse below the steering
>> column, replaced the blown fuse, but i can not reconnect the passenger
>> switch because it will allow the window to continually go 'up' and
>> will blow the fuse again.
>>
>> what else can i check? can the issue be with the master control
>> switch on the drivers side door?
>>
>> thanks,
>> Fish

 

Alan,

you are probably right. i should be able to disconnect the master
switch, then connect the passenger switch, and it should be
operational with the passenger switch. and if it is, then the problem
should be in the master switch.

thanks,
tom



On 2 Apr 2006 09:55:47 -0700, "Alan" <twobutnot2@comcast.net> wrote:

>
>I was thinking that if the master switch was off you could proceed.
>
>
>fish wrote:
>> my 2001 honda civic passenger window is stuck in the 'close' position.
>> i replaced the window motor, unnecessarily, and when reassembling the
>> switch to the passenger door the window went straight up, so i quickly
>> disconnected the switch.
>>
>> before i put in the new motor, i found the fuse below the steering
>> column, replaced the blown fuse, but i can not reconnect the passenger
>> switch because it will allow the window to continually go 'up' and
>> will blow the fuse again.
>>
>> what else can i check? can the issue be with the master control
>> switch on the drivers side door?
>>
>> thanks,
>> Fish

 

fish wrote:
>
> my 2001 honda civic passenger window is stuck in the 'close' position.
> i replaced the window motor, unnecessarily, and when reassembling the
> switch to the passenger door the window went straight up, so i quickly
> disconnected the switch.
>
> before i put in the new motor, i found the fuse below the steering
> column, replaced the blown fuse, but i can not reconnect the passenger
> switch because it will allow the window to continually go 'up' and
> will blow the fuse again.
>
> what else can i check? can the issue be with the master control
> switch on the drivers side door?
>
> thanks,
> Fish


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If you don"t have any kind of service manual, a parts diagram from this
Honda dealer might be a good place to start.
http://www.slhondaparts.com/

'Curly'

 

fish wrote:
>
> my 2001 honda civic passenger window is stuck in the 'close' position.
> i replaced the window motor, unnecessarily, and when reassembling the
> switch to the passenger door the window went straight up, so i quickly
> disconnected the switch.
>
> before i put in the new motor, i found the fuse below the steering
> column, replaced the blown fuse, but i can not reconnect the passenger
> switch because it will allow the window to continually go 'up' and
> will blow the fuse again.
>
> what else can i check? can the issue be with the master control
> switch on the drivers side door?
>
> thanks,
> Fish


------------------------------------

If you don"t have any kind of service manual, a parts diagram from this
Honda dealer might be a good place to start.
http://www.slhondaparts.com/

'Curly'

 

i am going crazy trying to find the window switches at this website.
does anyone know which diagram it can be found?

thanks,
fish

>
>If you don"t have any kind of service manual, a parts diagram from this
>Honda dealer might be a good place to start.
>http://www.slhondaparts.com/
>
>'Curly'

 

i am going crazy trying to find the window switches at this website.
does anyone know which diagram it can be found?

thanks,
fish

>
>If you don"t have any kind of service manual, a parts diagram from this
>Honda dealer might be a good place to start.
>http://www.slhondaparts.com/
>
>'Curly'

 

"fish" <fishingrod45@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:0mrv225ijkaav3v54n5voohmhd5qunevk7@4ax.com...
> my 2001 honda civic passenger window is stuck in the 'close' position.
> i replaced the window motor, unnecessarily, and when reassembling the
> switch to the passenger door the window went straight up, so i quickly
> disconnected the switch.
>
> before i put in the new motor, i found the fuse below the steering
> column, replaced the blown fuse, but i can not reconnect the passenger
> switch because it will allow the window to continually go 'up' and
> will blow the fuse again.
>
> what else can i check? can the issue be with the master control
> switch on the drivers side door?

Be thankful that it is up and not stuck in the down position.

 

"fish" <fishingrod45@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:0mrv225ijkaav3v54n5voohmhd5qunevk7@4ax.com...
> my 2001 honda civic passenger window is stuck in the 'close' position.
> i replaced the window motor, unnecessarily, and when reassembling the
> switch to the passenger door the window went straight up, so i quickly
> disconnected the switch.
>
> before i put in the new motor, i found the fuse below the steering
> column, replaced the blown fuse, but i can not reconnect the passenger
> switch because it will allow the window to continually go 'up' and
> will blow the fuse again.
>
> what else can i check? can the issue be with the master control
> switch on the drivers side door?

Be thankful that it is up and not stuck in the down position.

 

i am very thankful.

i just took the control apart, and the passenger window electronic
control has had a blowout. there is a hole in the side of the
component, so if i desolder this and replace it i should be good to
go. the trick is to find one of these buggers.

can anyone recommend an excellent electronics company?

thanks,
fish


On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 17:45:52 GMT, "Brian Smith"
<Halifax@NovaScotia.Canada> wrote:

>
>Be thankful that it is up and not stuck in the down position.
>

 

i am very thankful.

i just took the control apart, and the passenger window electronic
control has had a blowout. there is a hole in the side of the
component, so if i desolder this and replace it i should be good to
go. the trick is to find one of these buggers.

can anyone recommend an excellent electronics company?

thanks,
fish


On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 17:45:52 GMT, "Brian Smith"
<Halifax@NovaScotia.Canada> wrote:

>
>Be thankful that it is up and not stuck in the down position.
>

 

"fish" <fishingrod45@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:j85032drmbsaqg1sssbbo3jog4ml3f0otg@4ax.com...
>i am very thankful.
>
> i just took the control apart, and the passenger window electronic
> control has had a blowout. there is a hole in the side of the
> component, so if i desolder this and replace it i should be good to
> go. the trick is to find one of these buggers.
>
> can anyone recommend an excellent electronics company?

I would recommend RAE in Burnside. But that may not work for you, if you're
not in the greater Halifax area of Nova Scotia. {;^)

 

"fish" <fishingrod45@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:j85032drmbsaqg1sssbbo3jog4ml3f0otg@4ax.com...
>i am very thankful.
>
> i just took the control apart, and the passenger window electronic
> control has had a blowout. there is a hole in the side of the
> component, so if i desolder this and replace it i should be good to
> go. the trick is to find one of these buggers.
>
> can anyone recommend an excellent electronics company?

I would recommend RAE in Burnside. But that may not work for you, if you're
not in the greater Halifax area of Nova Scotia. {;^)