93 coupe power sunroof not working?

[babowc]

hey,i just bought a coupe with pwr sunroof.. but its not working, as well as the passenger side power windows..

i cant tell if its the switch or if its the entire assembly for both the window and the sunroof..

does anyone know where the fuse is for the two?or better yet.. if anyone eles had the same/similar problems and have found a fix to it?

lmk guys,thanks

[Zilverado]

Hey there,

Not trying to be a smart guy here, but have you checked the fuse panel? It should be labelled as to which fuses are for what. I'm guessing the fuse panel would be located somewhere on the lower left portion of the driver's side dash panel.

There could also be a relay located somewhere. Does your owner's manual say anything?

Do the rest of the windows work?

[babowc]

hmm, sorry for not asking w.o looking at the fuse panel box :/

i dont have a manual and only the driver's side works, but i can lower/raise the pass. side window just fine.

[Zilverado]

...and only the driver's side works, but i can lower/raise the pass. side window just fine.

Do you mean you can move the passenger side window up and down manually (without power)?

[babowc]

no, from the driver's sidei can move the pass. side up and down

[Zilverado]

So, from the driver's side, you can operate the pass. side window but not from the pass. side, right? This sounds like a switch/wiring issue on the pass. side.

Where is the switch for the sunroof that isn't working. Driver's or pass. side, or center console?

[babowc]

yes, it might be the switch for the pass side.but the sunroof switch is on the headliner.. ":/

[Zilverado]

Okay, that makes sense. I don't imagine power windows are a fuse problem, 'cause then none of the windows would work. Now, the sunroof may have it's own fuse - - still worth a look.

Depending how familiar you are with electrical testers, you could run some simple tests on the switches (if you can pull them out).

First off you could unplug the switch and use a 12v tester just to make sure there is a live wire running into the switch (just make sure the ignition is in the "on" position - - or the position that actually sends power to the windows). You could also run a continuity test through the switch to see if the switch is good. If all these check out, then the problem is further downstream.

Just some thoughts - make sense?

[babowc]

yes, i think so.but i suck with electronics.. i'll go test it out tomorrow though.never hurts to try! thanks for the info, i hope it can help meee

[Zilverado]

...never hurts to try! ...

Well, actually sometimes it can, but that's the way we learn.

Have fun with it though. The worst thing you can really do when testing these types of things is blow a fuse, but I doubt that'll happen with the things you're testing.

Keep us informed.

[babowc]

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