1997 honda accord with power windows....driver side window wont roll up or down...ive replaced the window motor and master switch

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CarGurusOct 9, 2012 - Power Windows not working - I have a 2006 Honda Accord and thepassenger and back power windows quit working all at once. ... My key less entry doesn't work either after I replaced the master Window control unit. 6 out of ...

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Oct 28, 2009 - My passenger side window is not responding to either the driver side orpassenger side switch. It is in the up position and wont go down.

Test the MASTER switch at the drivers side. It seems to be a "wiring problem with the Master switch. The master switch is the switch that controls ALL the cars windows.

The passenger window switch gets both power and ground from the master switch. You have replaced the passenger side switch and it still had the same result and if the wiring is good from the master switch to the passenger side switch, then the only thing left would be the power window master switch. Check all wiring of the Master switch. That's the only thing that's left to do.

Need to get a wiring diagram. Buy a book and follow the wiring schematic. It should help you out majorly. Can't really work on electrical issues without one.

The master switch or passenger side switch could be bad.

I just bought a 2007 accord and its having the same problem. Was there any resolution?

Your master switch should always have a ground and positive voltage to it. If you have no positive power, lok in the owners manual for a fuse, and window relay.

Window motors & regulators go bad every day. Pull your door panel, unplug the motor, if you have an ohm meter apply the leads to the leads into the motor. One will be ground the other two will raise and lower (reverse) the motor. If you show resistance between the leads the motor windings are good and the problem may be the window regulator. If you do not have an ohm meter, you can run two wires (one ground, the other hot) and test the motor by applying elec to it.

it is probably the motor in the window

most of the time it is wires in the drivers door that break in the loom

Cable must of disconnected need to take door cover off and reconnect...