Honda crv driver side window problems

Using jumper wires, connect terminals Number 1 and 2 to battery voltage and ground. See Fig. Check operation of window motor. Reverse jumper wires and retest. Motor should operate in the opposite direction. If motor does not operate in both directions, replace power window motor. The power window on the drivers side does not work even though all the other windows do work.

Do you. Cheers Images Click to enlarge. Was this answer. Both switches that control the right passenger front window stopped working for a few minutes one day, then started working again briefly. Uses an ohm meter and check for bad switches if okay there will be 0 ohms. Power window front driver side does not operate, all other windows fine. Hi vbucci, You should test the motor if the fuses are okay. Window will not work, took door panel off and checked window motor and it works, replaced main switch and that did not fix.

All other window work. Checked fuses? Check for a broken wire between door and door post check to see if switch gets power all the time.

Hi, I am having problems with my CRV's power windows, particularly on the driver's side. It has stopped going all the way up on its own and you have to give it a push so that it will shut completely. My friend who owns a CRV has the same problem and another friend who drives a Honda as well also encountered problems with the power windows. The contact owns a Honda crv. The contact stated that upon entering the vehicle, she noticed that the front driver side window was released in the downward position without assistance.

The failure occurred before accessing the parked vehicle. There was an extremely strong burning odor inside of the vehicle. The contact discovered that the front driver side power window control mechanism was melted within the door housing. The vehicle was taken to the dealer and they informed the contact that the wiring harness would need to be replaced.

The repair part was ordered and when the part became available, the vehicle would be repaired. The failure mileage was approximately 99, The contact stated that the driver? The contact personally replaced the master power window switch.

The vehicle was repaired prior to the recall report date. The manufacturer was notified of the failure and informed the contact that the vehicle was not included in with NHTSA campaign id number 12v electrical system , visibility.

Regarding Honda crv. Problem - drivers side window auto function not working properly. Problem began prior to the vehicle reaching 30, miles. Window stops going up as if it hit an obstruction. Sometimes will not go down at all. Dealer wouldn't identify the problem for another 10, miles, but it was determined that the window regulator had too much play in it. Honda also supposedly issued a bulletin to its dealers regarding problems resulting from water and debris getting into the window mechanisms.

On oct. I had to have a new window regulator assembly installed. Honda has recalled this model but has failed to do any thing about it. Consumer writes in regards to recall notice concerning power windows. The consumer stated on October 19, , he heard a pop, and the window failed. The consumer then went to a repair shop, that could fix it for less. The consumer believed the parts should be covered under recall 12v Driver's side window makes a terrible crunching noise when in use, causing a huge deep scratch on the window.

Dix Honda service dept. Has checked it 3x and "cannot recreate the problem". However, they do acknowledge the huge scratch!?. The power window devices and controls were not working properly. The contact had to stop the vehicle 50 times to clear the windows manually. The dealer and Honda stated there was nothing they could do to assist him with diagnosis.

The contact indicated the safety risk involved. The current and failure mileage were Power windows failure. Both rear door power locks froze up making the doors unable to be unlocked manually or with power either from the inside or the outside of the vehicle. The motor going bad is almost always a slow process. The window guide is what guides a window through the door as it goes back up. If it goes bad, then the window can stick. If there is anything that you would like to add, please leave a comment below.

Good luck! Window Switch Your power window switch can go bad.