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R33 Gtst Drivers Window Components Into Gts

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Ok well it started off like this, After buying my 1996 Series 2 R33 GTS, i found after having the window down for 30 minutes or so it wouldn't go back up (Did once, after sitting for a while but then stupidly put it back down), thought fine ive read about this its the relay. So i opened up the door, had a very quick look in the relay and couldn't find any bad solders as such.

As i was in the market for a Right hand side mirror and the surrounding of the switch controls i decided to purchase a 1996 R33 Series 2 GTS-T Door from this guy http://www.skylinesa...arts-available/, so i could also salvage the relay and window controls, and in the worst case the motor. After opening up the GTS-T's door i found the window controls and they plugged straight into my GTS, The window lock feature, car lock and the passenger side window buttons all work, still the drivers side fails to work, ( The " AUTO " light on the drivers side switch does light up) so i thought it must be the relay.

I went to switch over the relays and i had a problem, the GTS-T's Relay has a black and a red wire seem to be coming from it whilst my GTS does not, also the GTS-T's relay is black and my GTS relay is white? They are both 1996 r33 series 2, but one is obviously a gtst and the other a gts.

Does anyone know what these wires do? am i able to cut and tape them and connect the gtst relay to my gts? do i have to re-wire anything? All help is appreciated and the window is stuck down.

Will try and get pictures of the GTS door but currently only have pics of the gtst's door and the two wires coming off of it.(Comp is f-ing up so cant get pics atm sorry)

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r33's above 1995 (series 1.5 and 2) dont use the relay you are talking about, its in the switch for them. Its probably the regulator motor, i had the same problem. It didnt even make a groan like most motors do it when they die.

Those wires do look like there for the alarm

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Thanks forthe reply, just un plugged what i have in the picture and put on the gts, Nothing different. Unplugged it off the gts and still the same, even the passenger window still worked with it unplugged, so must have nothing to do with the windows at all. So yes it is either the motor or both switches have bad joints, will open them both up tonight. Thanks

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