!HELP! window problem!

Originally Posted by Baer383 You only have to hold it down for 4 seconds don't stress the power window motor. I've been unable to verify using the 2009 PWC FSM

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12-26-2012, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Baer383

You only have to hold it down for 4 seconds don't stress the power window motor.

I've been unable to verify using the 2009 PWC FSM wiring diagrams, but I think that the system uses the window position encoders to shut off the motors when the windows reach their limits of travel, regardless of switch position. Auto-shutoff is necessary for auto-up/down operation and I doubt if the user is in direct control of manual operations (a la fly-by-wire accelerator pedal). But I can't be 100% sure without further research/experiments.

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