dknightx

I just finished installing a Dension iceLink Pro in my 2004 S2000 (stock head unit). The top and windows were down during the install. After I installed everything and buttoned everything up I went to raise the top and the windows. The passenger window was dead.

I tried both the switch on the passenger door and the right switch on the driver's door - neither worked. I don't hear the sound of the window motor at all when I press the switch.

I replaced the passenger power window motor fuse (18 under the dash) and that didn't affect anything.

I'm not sure what else to try. Anybody ever see this before or have an idea what might be causing the problem?

Thanks!


-Dave

darkknight1999

Unlock the window... the switch above the window switches push it the other way.

ideugene

^ I remember that.

dknightx

OH MY GOD. I AM SUCH A MORON!



Thanks, that was the problem. On a sidenote, can anybody tell me why when you lock the passenger window it locks BOTH switches? I never even thought to check that because on every other car I've owned, the window lock switch still allows the driver to operate the window.

Argh!


-Dave

darkknight1999

I have know idea btw why that works that way.

NFRs2000NYC

I dont know, and Im we're not supposed to ask.

Incubus

Great, now they're upset, Way to go.

WLAURENT

Them damn window lock switch poeple are gonna haunt us for months now.

modifry

It is one of the most idiotic things about the car. I can only guess that some moron designed the driver's switch incorrectly and Honda was too cheap to have it re-worked.

I cannot see any logical reason for doing this, but then I can't see any logical reason for activating the low beams when you click the high beam switch either. Or for powering the trunk unlock switch all the time but the cig lighter only with ignition.