Nissan 370Z Forum - Passenger Side Power Window Problem

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bigaudiofanat

11-19-2009 09:44 AM

I doubt it is the motors it is the programing for how the motors should act.

Robert_Nash

11-19-2009 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by 370Zsteve (Post 286910)

1984 Alfa Romeo GTV-6 power window setup was an ugly thing. Complete with a serpentine cable that wrapped around about eight components. 20 seconds does not sound like a problem to me either, Robert.

Hey btw, I have two black lab/bassett hound mix dogs. You have to see them to believe them...imagine black labs with floppy ears and stubby little legs................ :tup:

I've actually seen that mix before and it is a bit odd but the seemed like great dogs.

I hope your two picked up some of the lab's "desire to please" attitude and a little less of the basset hound's "I'm going to do what I want whether it makes you mad or not" attitude"! :)

370Zsteve

11-19-2009 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Robert_Nash (Post 286939)

Well at risk of thread derail....Bassett genes appear to be dominant.

Here are pics of two of them:

Robert_Nash

11-19-2009 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by 370Zsteve (Post 286967)

Well at risk of thread derail....Bassett genes appear to be dominant.

Here are pics of two of them:

Hey it's my thread and I don't mind...I find talking about hounds as enjoyable as talking about cars!

You've got two great looking dogs there but they do look more like black basset hounds than black labs!

Bassets are stubborn beyond belief and absolutely driven by food but I wouldn't trade mine for anything!

370Zsteve

11-19-2009 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Robert_Nash (Post 286977)

Actually the one in the picture frame is long gone, he was the prototype.

The other one is a more recent dog rescued from a shelter since my wife was sad after the demise of the first one. Now we have even another one, I'll dig up a photo. This one has longer legs, and is much more lab-like.

All three of them have the basset feet that are turned to the side for digging purposes and those enormous claws. The new one with the longer legs is all messed up...the front legs are just twisted to hell and she's all bowlegged, lol.

vipor

11-19-2009 10:49 AM

:wtf2:

370Zsteve

11-19-2009 02:17 PM

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Robert, here's the new one :D

370Zsteve

11-19-2009 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by vipor (Post 286996)

:wtf2:

What are you - a kitteh person?

Robert_Nash

11-19-2009 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by 370Zsteve (Post 287171)

Robert, here's the new one :D

I'll bet your two are a hoot together!

vipor

11-19-2009 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by 370Zsteve (Post 287174)

What are you - a kitteh person?

Let's see.......... NOPE, no vagina!

FuszNissan

11-19-2009 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by vipor (Post 286909)

Was your Z a 2004 or 2004.5? Makes a difference..

:icon18:

hubers

04-05-2010 08:54 PM

Worked for me

Passenger side window didn't do auto up. 10 second up and down solution solved the problem. Saved a service visit. Thanks!

Auston

10-03-2011 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Division (Post 282657)

windows down - hold switch down for 10 seconds.
windows up - hold switch up for 10 seconds.

Should be fixed.

Wow! This worked, thank you so much (also thanks to Robert_Nash for
starting the thread)! I was just now getting ready to leave for the dealership,
power window problem had started after a battery change and this fixed it!

zakimak

10-14-2011 10:31 PM

Not sure if this is an inherit problem from the 350Z, but I had that problem when I had my old 350Z. The problem is that the wear residue from the brushes on the motor coats a sensor connector that is built into the motor and short it out. Once cleaned and a little non conductive epoxy applied to the connection, it was fixed. I hope this is not a repeat but at least I know the cause and it is easily fixed once out of warranty.

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