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I tolerated it when the p/s rear window died (wound down, but not up), so I disconnected it. Now the d/s has gone. Pulled the door trim off etc. and the motor turns a treat to wind down, but very slow to no go when switched to up. Also found that the regulator had died as well.
The regulator isn't available aftermaket (allegedly) and the thieves at Ni$$an want $138 !!!
Any ideas, or does anyone have a set of (preferably) matching (manual window) door trims and winders. I have a set of 'leccy stuff (motors, switches, and trims) to swap....the front ones work fine!!
Regards
Big Dave, Scarborough, Qld
Loose Screws 4wd Racing Team
The problem in my experience is ALWAYS the switches, not the motor. There's not much to stop crap getting down from the rockers to the contacts, last time I fixed mine I emptied half a sand dune out of them. It's a fiddly job but not difficult. All the rocker switches come apart (small machine screws), when you get them apart you'll find that the contact points are all burnt to buggery. Polish them up with some fine emery, make sure the springs are in the right place. Hint - Plug them in and test them before you fix the door panels back!
They are all dual switches, and sometimes if one is shagged the other won't work either.
Ian-the-Dog wrote:The problem in my experience is ALWAYS the switches, not the motor. There's not much to stop crap getting down from the rockers to the contacts, last time I fixed mine I emptied half a sand dune out of them. It's a fiddly job but not difficult. All the rocker switches come apart (small machine screws), when you get them apart you'll find that the contact points are all burnt to buggery. Polish them up with some fine emery, make sure the springs are in the right place. Hint - Plug them in and test them before you fix the door panels back!
They are all dual switches, and sometimes if one is shagged the other won't work either.
As above mine also and i used vasoline in the switches once polished up
Ian-the-Dog wrote:The problem in my experience is ALWAYS the switches, not the motor. There's not much to stop crap getting down from the rockers to the contacts, last time I fixed mine I emptied half a sand dune out of them. It's a fiddly job but not difficult. All the rocker switches come apart (small machine screws), when you get them apart you'll find that the contact points are all burnt to buggery. Polish them up with some fine emery, make sure the springs are in the right place. Hint - Plug them in and test them before you fix the door panels back!
They are all dual switches, and sometimes if one is shagged the other won't work either.
As above mine also and i used vasoline in the switches once polished up
Thanks a heap guys.
Well I pulled out all the switches and its cured all but the original problem (p/s rear), which still goes down, but not up. The switches are actually pretty impressive in that you can open them up and service them in this manner. BIG to ni$$an!!
I think I'll still look at changing over to manual windows. i can get the trims for about $30 each and the handles for about $8. Anyone know anyone who wants to get rid of some ro where I could get better prices??
All assistance greatly appreciated.
Regards
Big Dave, Scarborough, Qld
Loose Screws 4wd Racing Team
i had the same problem so i pulled apart the motor and sprayed silicone spray on it used a few times up down (very slow ) pulled it back apart and sprayed it again , now works a treat , also covered the outside in lanotech and now never have a problem.
bigbluemav wrote:Well I pulled out all the switches and its cured all but the original problem (p/s rear), which still goes down, but not up.
The drivers window reg died on myGQ when it was about 5 years old. I bit the bullet an had it replaced by Nissan Dealer (about $150 nearly 10 years ago!). Interestingly it then killed one about every 6 months after that until I traded the car. Nissan kept replacing them under their 12months Spare Parts Warranty.
I guess something was out of alignment within the mechanism to keep destroying them but as Nissan were shouting what did I care.
Andrew - 1999 GU ST 4.2Turbodiesel Wagon
Whyalla SouthOz
