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Old 08-12-2009, 02:53 PM   #1
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Power window / - locks question ....

Hi,

I have a weird problem regarding my power windows and power door locks...

I nearly finished my truck (1984 silverado) now - just preparing it for the inspection.

The problem:

When I apply the power WINDOW switch at the drivers door my door locks go up or down (left switch = left lock - right switch = right lock...)

when I apply the DOOR lock switch just nothin happens ??!

I disassembled the driverside door again and found out the plugs are placed correctly on window motor and door lock - you can`t interchange them because of the length of the wires (the wire for the window motor won`t reach to the door lock.)

The plugs right underneath the dash left and right are all okay...?!

SO - what do you think what did I wrong ????? I´m really confused

ANY HELP appreciated !!! Has anybody a wiring diagram for 81 - 87 c10 POWER WINDOWS and POWER DOOR LOCKS ??? I used the search button but had not much success....sorry.

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Re: Power window / - locks question ....

Anyone ? A wiring diagram would help ...hopefully.
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Old 08-12-2009, 05:33 PM   #3
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Re: Power window / - locks question ....

messed somthing up
i dont know off hand but get one of them haynes books that has all the diagrams
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Old 08-12-2009, 06:33 PM   #4
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Question Re: Power window / - locks question ....

Well - I have a Chilton manual - but it includes the ordinary chassis wiring only - that thing wouldn`t be a good help...
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Old 08-12-2009, 07:13 PM   #5
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Re: Power window / - locks question ....

is the relay grounded? it should ground through the mount bolt.
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Old 08-13-2009, 03:46 PM   #6
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Re: Power window / - locks question ....

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is the relay grounded? it should ground through the mount bolt.
Thank you very much - that was actually one of the problems !! The relay was "zip tied" to the steering column - I changed that immediately and right after I had exchanged the wires going to the doorlocks and window motors everything worked more or less fine...

the windows are pretty slow - but we had this discussion here earlier...

Just one thing:

I am not able to lock the doors from the passenger side doorlock switch...?! Maybe a defective switch ? What do you think ? Are those switches exchangeable (Pass.side / drivers side) ? Maybe next time I`ll will try the one of the DS....
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Old 08-13-2009, 07:42 PM   #7
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Re: Power window / - locks question ....

To late to reply, but yeah it was feeding ground through the circuit.

If the P side locks from the D side it's got to be the switch.
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Re: Power window / - locks question ....

The window is slow for 2 reasons one the motor might be the factory one and its about toast,Or you need to lube the window track and linkage.Yeah n2trux is right if your driver switch works both doors then its just the switch on the passenger side.
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