1999 toyota vienta drivers side rear electric window not working

Toyota Camry (1999 - 2000) - fuse box diagram - Auto Genius

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Jul. 30, 2016 - Toyota Camry (1999 - 2000) - fuse box diagram. Year of production: 1999, 2000. Engine compartment. Toyota Camry - fuse box - engine ...

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Fuse box diagram (location and assignment of electrical fuses) for Toyota ... of electrical fuses) Toyota Camry / Vienta (XV20; 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001).

Probably a loose or corroded connection in the master window switch. Sometimes if a window is down when it is raining the switch will get wet and cause some corrosion on the contacts.

You're probably gonna need some regulators. Or you can give direct power to motor to see if it works, if it does...then its your switch.

The master switch is possibly bad.

I would try to lubtcate the rubber tracks that the window slides up and down in. Sometimes, dirt gets into the tracks, and the dirt acts like brakes. Get some 100% SILICONE SPRAY, and spray the rubber slides real good. See if that helps.

CHECK WINDOW SWITCH,PULL WIRES LOOSE GET A JUMP WIRE SHOULD ROLL UP IF SO BUY SWITCH.

your window switch on the driver side is bad.

no you have seperate fuses.

the window motor basically the set up dat make it go up and down behind the door

What you have could be one or both of the following:
Dirty/sticky window tracks, or a window motor issue.
What I would do before you take it in: Get some 100% silicone spray, lower the window, and spray the lubricant down inside the door, on the rubber strip that the window travels in. Run the window up & down to get the lubricant worked in. See if that helps.
What is happening here is this: There is a thermister built into the drive motor, and when the motor gets a little too hot (working too hard, with dirty window rubbers), it opens, like a circuit breaker. When it cools off, the thermister contacts close, and the window works again. 2 things cause this: Dirty window run rubbers, or a motor that is beginning to fail.
Hope this helps. Feel free to comment back for more info...
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