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E24 (1976 - 1989)
The BMW 6 Series (E24) was the first variant of the 6 series produced by BMW from 1976 through 1989. |
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window trouble
Front drivers side window quit working on my 82 633. Any suggestions on possible causes?
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Switches are notorious for corroding. Try switching one from a window that works. Other than that: wiring and connectors, electrical motor or connector, or possibly a window regulator. Use a test light or a voltmeter on the plug that goes to the switch, it should just pop out if you pry up on it.
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Does the rocker switch just pop up out of the panel?
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Yes, it should. You can use a very small screwdriver or something similar to pry it out.
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Don't be gormless; get some gorm! ![/I][/FONT]Last edited by catso; 10-04-2011 at 09:07 PM. |
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Yeah. It's broke. Seems to happen a lot with BMW windows. |
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Well I finally got around to popping out the rocker switch, and found that the backing plate had come off and all the wires fell out of the block. I tried the switch in another window plug, and it works fine. Now I need to know if any body has a wiring diagram that shows the position of the five wires in the plug.
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Hey Catso, I tried wiring the switch the same as another one, but it didn't help. Do you know where I can find out for sure the correct position of the wires?
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Here's what I could find in the Bentley's repair manual for an E28 (which should be similar) The Haynes repair manual also has a copy of a similar diagram...... LEFT FRONT: TERMINAL #5-BROWN, 3-RED, 8-BLUE, 1-BLACK, 4-BROWN....... RIGHT FRONT: 4-BROWN, 1-BLACK, 8-BLUE, 3-RED, 5-BROWN........ My guess is the red wire supplies power to the switch. First put a test light on the red to make sure there's power.
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