2004 Gmc Cc Pass Power Window Inoperative

[dxl02553]

I have a 2004 GMC Sierra 3500 4X4 crew cab. The passenger front power window does not work. I changed the power window motor thinking that was the problem. When it still didn't work, I pulled the passenger and drivers door modules, figured out how to take them apart and cleaned the contacts using a pencil eraser and a cotton swab soaked with isopropyl alcohol. Put everything back together and it worked for exactly one down/up cycle. The power mirrors work, the power locks work from both sides, and the drivers side controls work fine for the remaining three windows. I believe I can hear a faint clicking when the drivers side controls are actuated. Any suggestions? I'm decent with a multimeter, but I can't figure out the next troubleshooting steps. Thanks in advance....

 

 

Dave

Pearland, TX

[dxl02553]

I've searched the site as thoroughly as I know how - nothing that specifically matches my problem that I can discern. I've searched the web as well with little success. I obviously took a gamble with the window motor, but my parts changing days are over. I should add that the security system/key fob work normally. If I can't sort it out soon, I'm putting it all back together. I'm afraid I can't afford a trip to the dealership right now. At least it's not the driver's side! Don't mean to sound like a whiner - just seeking a little help.

 

Anyone??? Wrong forum???

 

Many thanks...

 

 

Dave

Pearland, TX

[markw8]

What I can suggest is to check the wires in the harness in the door accordian. Check for breaks. Also check both sides of all the connectors for corrosion or bent pins. Maybe look at the module again.

 

Mark

[dxl02553]

Checked the accordion sleeve in the passenger door for for breaks and the connectors in the junction block on the right side of the dash. All looks well. Thanks for the reply.

 

I'm leaning hard on the passenger door module as the culprit. Could someone take a look at the book and see what I'm facing in parts/labor if that truly turns out to be the problem? I'm guessing that it would be $400.00 or so ($150 for the part and a couple hours labor to install/program), but that's nothing more than a wild guess.

 

 

 

Dave

Pearland, TX

[Shredzy]

2004Dually, came across your post for the problem with your power window, just experienced this same issue with one of our '06 Silverado trucks.

 

It seems to be intermittent, as it is now working a few days later.

 

 

 

 

Have you found what was wrong and corrected it?

 

Thanks