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I thought I'd post this up for people who have been unlucky enough to have their front power window not wind up after winding it down.

You need to take the door skin off and get access to the black amp box. It has a black plug and a white plug connected to it. You need to pull the white plug out and you will see 6 pinouts.

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To wind the window up you will need 2 bared end wires. Using the2 wires bridge the pinouts in the same configuration in the pic and it will go up.

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If you want to put the window down you need to reverse brigdes in the same 4 pinouts.

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This saved me when the amp in my laurel went. Tested this in a ceff and worked fine also.

Don't know the configuration for the rear windows yet. If anyone knows then please post it up.

Will post up some vids shortly.

White -> Green/White

Black -> Green/Black

and

White -> Red/White

Black -> Red/Black

Has anyone else tried to fix the amp? I resoldered all the joints on the board, but it still doesn't wind up. Maybe the motor is bad and draws too much current for the amp?

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