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Omega Help Area => Omega Electrical and Audio Help => Topic started by: mav1508 on 27 December 2011, 18:37:22
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evening all, yet another problem with my 2.5 v6.. that i have only had for 4hrs.. >:( this one relates to the passenger electric window.. it will operate via the drivers console but only when the doors open.. ??? the passenger switch not at all. i was thinking the wiring was getting trapped in the door hence only working when the doors open?? any ideas??
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All fuses OK? No idea of fuse numbers, but there's two feeds for the windows.
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sounds like a broken wire or dirty connection in door connector plug to me, open door and move wires about whilst using switch to see if dies again
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All fuses OK? No idea of fuse numbers, but there's two feeds for the windows.
Fuse #`s 1 & 15
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sounds like a broken wire or dirty connection in door connector plug to me, open door and move wires about whilst using switch to see if dies again
Passenger window is opening when driver's door is open ;) ;)
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All fuses OK? No idea of fuse numbers, but there's two feeds for the windows.
Fuse #`s 1 & 15
I knew someone Rob would know ;) ;) ;)
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meant try from passenger side, was too busy feeding dogs buiscuits
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evening all,
checked all the fuses... all ok checked the door connecter all seems intact.. but now i have airbag/seat belt warning light on the dash. this only appeared after i removed the door connecter ???. this is strange.. because the passenger window will open from the drivers side controler but only if the passenger door is open..weird, not a very safe way of opening the window :D i have ordered a new passenger switch and pray it works :)
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Looks like your car has side airbags. (just checked, its a W plate so will have) You either had the ignition switched on when disconnecting or switched it on whilst disconnected, hence the airbag fault showing.
The door has impact sensors within detecting sudden compression of the panel which activates the side airbags on the seats.
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that will be about right.. the key was in the ignition :-[.., is there any way of clearing the warning light.. ???
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that will be about right.. the key was in the ignition :-[.., is there any way of clearing the warning light.. ???
Either by proper tech2 or a device with appropriate software on it. No doubt someone will be nearto your location and will shout out. :y
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is there any danger of premeture activation of the airbags ??? and thanks for your input :y
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is there any danger of premeture activation of the airbags ??? and thanks for your input :y
Its my understanding that if the airbag light is illuminated then the airbags default to safe - i.e. will not deploy in the event of an accident - so worth getting the light reset. :y
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thanks very much :y
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re-update, none working passenger window.. finally had time to take the passenger window switch off... i suppose it helps to have the thing plugged in..and the new switch arrived today, but in still refuses to work with the passenger door closed?? open its fine.. it feels as though its sticking, very slow at going up or down..?? im not sure were to go now?? any ideas anyone????????
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Very slow going up/down when door open or when door closed?
Could be door/window guide is twisted a tad and eases when door is open allowing slow movement but extra tensions when door closed causes winder mechanism/guides to cause a jam.
What are the door gaps like? Even all the way round and passenger side the same as the drivers side?
Possibly a repaired/replacement door after some damage....
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all door gaps are the same passenger side.. front and rear look the same, very slow when the door is open... it only moves about an inch when closed???
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is there any danger of premeture activation of the airbags ??? and thanks for your input :y
Really immature but that made me giggle ;D ;D ;D
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Try when door closed to put a bit of pressure from inside to out on the window frame - not the glass itself - and see if that makes any difference. If its easier them the door glass needs to be dropped and the frame pulled out a tad at the top to square up the glass guides.... ;)