Power Window Issue
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Looking at the wiring diagrams, the window circuits are not controlled by the TIPM, other than getting power through the RUN-ACCESSORY relay and circuit breaker C-1 in the fuse box.
If there is a chip involved, it will be in the switch module in the dash.
There is a switch that cuts out the rear window switches. Have you cut out the rear switches to see how it behaves when you start the engine?
If there is a chip involved, it will be in the switch module in the dash.
There is a switch that cuts out the rear window switches. Have you cut out the rear switches to see how it behaves when you start the engine?
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Looking at the wiring diagrams, the window circuits are not controlled by the TIPM, other than getting power through the RUN-ACCESSORY relay and circuit breaker C-1 in the fuse box.
If there is a chip involved, it will be in the switch module in the dash.
There is a switch that cuts out the rear window switches. Have you cut out the rear switches to see how it behaves when you start the engine?
If there is a chip involved, it will be in the switch module in the dash.
There is a switch that cuts out the rear window switches. Have you cut out the rear switches to see how it behaves when you start the engine?
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