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Hey

Both drivers and passenger power windows were working fine, I didn't touch/change anything at all and then just a few days ago the passenger window stopped working

Doesn't go down from the passenger side power window switch or the drivers, doesn't make any noise or anything either so I'm assuming its not jammed/stuck

Has it happend to anyone else?

What was the problem?

Is this a common problen with R32s?

Few years ago my cousins passenger window wouldn't go down in his R32 but you could still put it up/down from the drivers side switch so just his switch was broken on the passenger door..

Anyways - any help would be apprecaited

Thanks

-abu

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probably a relay box problem.

if it is, get your soldering iron out, its an easy fix.

this is a fix for the r33: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/R3...er+window+relay

one would think it would be pretty similar to the 32. Can't hurt to take your door trim off and have a geeze!

yeah, it will be the relay box. similar thing happened to me on my 32, replaced the power window relay box and it was all good. the one box controls both windows, its located on the drivers side door behind the trim, up the door latch end. you cant miss it.

I had the same problem in my R33, but it made a clicking noise like it was trying to move but just didnt go up or down.

Wouldnt work from passenger side or drivers side buttons so it sounds like its something that happens in all models.

Hope you get it fixed with no dramas :P

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