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Old 11-05-2012, 04:15 AM
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Default Passenger window stuck down!?
I put the roof down, roof came up fine. Then did windows and passenger is staying down! Tried both buttons! Seperate fuse for both windows? It has no power to it at all doesn't even attempt to go up!
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Old 11-05-2012, 04:16 AM
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Originally Posted by WayneCallar
I put the roof down, roof came up fine. Then did windows and passenger is staying down! Tried both buttons! Seperate fuse for both windows? It has no power to it at all doesn't even attempt to go up!
Shall we tell him the secret everyone?

Wayne, you are probably about to get teased a lot.
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You'll find out the reason soon. Hint: check the switch on .
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I've officially been here long enough to see my first "passenger window stuck" thread - feels like I belong now
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Don't be tooooo hard on him, he's only been with us for a short while !

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PS - Can't tell you yet, too much ribbing to be done
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Have you tried depressing the clutch whilst holding the revs at 1250 and holding the switch down for 30 seconds?
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OMG!
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Originally Posted by WayneCallar
OMG!
Does that mean you've worked out what is wrong ??

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No it means your not taking this seriously! I just looked up weather and it's due to rain at half 9!
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Originally Posted by PaulF
Have you tried depressing the clutch whilst holding the revs at 1250 and holding the switch down for 30 seconds?
How accurate does it have to be at 1250 because it's not working.
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