Power window

10

Asked by Robjett Feb 03, 2017 at 10:05 AM about the 2007 Ford Fusion SEL V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 07 fusion the drivers side window
will go down but not up, I can jump it with
12 volts and it will go up. Could it still be
the motor? Any suggestions will be
appreciated

4 Answers

159,045

It might be the switch and that would need to be tested.

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159,045

Check if voltage is applied to the motor when using the switch in the up mode. If voltage is applied and the motor does not move then I would suspect the motor.

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Ok will try that thanks , but am still wondering why it will go up by jumping the switch

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