Re: [MBZ] power windows fail - coinsidence?

2006-02-05 Thread Hans Neureiter
Si, Señor On 2/3/06, Marshall Booth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hans Neureiter wrote: > > Is it just a coincidence that both, the R/F and L/R window motors went > south > > at the same time or could there be an underlying problem. > > First I suspected a bad fuse since these windows are on the

Re: [MBZ] power windows fail - coinsidence?

2006-02-03 Thread Marshall Booth
Hans Neureiter wrote: Is it just a coincidence that both, the R/F and L/R window motors went south at the same time or could there be an underlying problem. First I suspected a bad fuse since these windows are on the same circuit, but that all checked good. Traced it down to a bad motor at R/F

Re: [MBZ] power windows fail - coinsidence?

2006-02-03 Thread John Berryman
On Friday, February 3, 2006, at 12:06 PM, Hans Neureiter wrote: Jep. That's how I diagnosed the front motor and now the rear. Just too weird that both of them crapped out simultaneously and the switch distorted. My suspicion is that this circuit may had low voltage and overloaded the motors.

Re: [MBZ] power windows fail - coinsidence?

2006-02-03 Thread Hans Neureiter
Jep. That's how I diagnosed the front motor and now the rear. Just too weird that both of them crapped out simultaneously and the switch distorted. My suspicion is that this circuit may had low voltage and overloaded the motors. But than on the other hand, the fuse should have blown. On 2/3/06, Jo

Re: [MBZ] power windows fail - coinsidence?

2006-02-03 Thread John Berryman
On Friday, February 3, 2006, at 11:23 AM, Hans Neureiter wrote: Is it just a coincidence that both, the R/F and L/R window motors went south at the same time or could there be an underlying problem. First I suspected a bad fuse since these windows are on the same circuit, but that all checke