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I have a 2019 Chevy Silverado 1500 LTMy rear sliding window will not work. I tried everything. My fuse is good. My motor works if I hotwire it, but if I plug it in and mess the switch, it will not work Chevy replace my overhead switch still not working. I have a center console in it now but before I had to send a console, I had a jump seat and it still wasn’t working.

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Sounds like you need a voltmeter to trace the circuit.  With a voltmeter make sure you get voltage at the input of the switch from the fuse.  Activate switch and check for voltage after switch.  If OK, check for voltage at motor with switch activated.  Check the ground as well for continuity.

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On 5/4/2026 at 9:12 AM, AlanK said:

Sounds like you need a voltmeter to trace the circuit.  With a voltmeter make sure you get voltage at the input of the switch from the fuse.  Activate switch and check for voltage after switch.  If OK, check for voltage at motor with switch activated.  Check the ground as well for continuity.

Ok I will check all connections with a Voltage meter  Thank you 

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Check for bent pins in the connectors as well.

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I put my multimeter on the regulator our window motors no readings i put the multimeter on the over head control switch and I got a reading and my  fuse. Gave me a reading but nothing at the motor connector. 

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Check the wires at both connectors for damage or possibly a pushed pin in the conector.

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