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Sciby

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Hi guys,

This is a bit of a strange item, but it looks mine is dead.

I'm after the small black box that's found under the trim on the driver's side door in series 1 R33's. In series 2, they combine that box with the button panel, something which I learnt the hard way. This box controls the auto-winding function of the driver's side window.

The location is just under the arm rest, in the middle of the door, about 12cm long, 6x4cm

If you have one for sale, please PM me. I'd like to be able to operate my window before summer fully hits. :laugh:

cheers

Sciby.

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out of curiosity, are you wanting to buy a new one cos your window is not working now. if so, pull apart the black box, you may break it a little, and you will find one of the solders on the circuit board has failed. get hold of a soldering iron and some solder and re solder the loose connection. test it b4 you put it back together. should solve that problem. very common. happened to me. only soldered once in my life and i managed to do it easily.

hope that helps you out mate.

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out of curiosity, are you wanting to buy a new one cos your window is not working now. if so, pull apart the black box, you may break it a little, and you will find one of the solders on the circuit board has failed. get hold of a soldering iron and some solder and re solder the loose connection. test it b4 you put it back together. should solve that problem. very common. happened to me. only soldered once in my life and i managed to do it easily.

hope that helps you out mate.

Well, I suppose I've got nothing to lose, it doesn't work already. :D

I'll try it, but if someone still has one to sell, please PM me anyway.

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