Additional info Tony

Your power window relay is powered by a fusible link and by fuse number 2 (under dash). If either of these are bad they need to be replaced. This information and the previous information is for a system without ETACS.

The fuses for a system with ETACS are the same fusible link under the engine hood, as well as fuses 9 and 17 under the dash. Check the fuses first to be sure none are blown. If the fuses are good get back to me so we can get this worked out.

Thank you

Dave

Morning Tony

If all the fuses are good as you state, there is still a possibility of a bad fusible link. To check for power pull the power window relay from the relay box under the hood. With the key in the run position check for power at the relay connections. There should be two pins with power. If you only have one pin with power you have a bad fuse/fusible link. (Fusible links are located near the starter.)

If you have power at two pins at the relay, reinstall the relay. Then check for power at the motor. You need to hit the switch to move the window up or down to check for power. One wire will power for up , and the other will power up for down. If you have power for both, and the motor does not move you probably have blown window motor. To verify the motor is bad, hard wire the window to a battery. Disconnect the connector to the window motor and conect the power and ground to each pin and then reverse the connections. to see if the window moves up and down.

Let me know what you find

Dave