08 RX 350 No Power Windows & Driver Door Controls
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08 RX 350 No Power Windows & Driver Door Controls
Hi Guys, just picked up our first Lexus, an 08 RX 350 with 140 km on it and while we love the car, have run into a problem with the power windows and driver's door controls.
None of the power windows in the car work, either from the driver's door or from any other door.
The central locking on the driver's door does not work, but does work from the passenger's door and from the key.
The Memory Seat controls on the driver's door do not work. The controls on the seat itself work fine.
The side mirror controls work fine.
Yes, the battery did get low just before all this happened but we can't do the window reset procedure because none of the other windows work.
I've tested all fuses and they are all fine.
I am suspecting it's some controller or wiring in the door.
Any advice or direction for troubleshooting would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
And thanks also for all the great info I have already gleaned from this Forum!
None of the power windows in the car work, either from the driver's door or from any other door.
The central locking on the driver's door does not work, but does work from the passenger's door and from the key.
The Memory Seat controls on the driver's door do not work. The controls on the seat itself work fine.
The side mirror controls work fine.
Yes, the battery did get low just before all this happened but we can't do the window reset procedure because none of the other windows work.
I've tested all fuses and they are all fine.
I am suspecting it's some controller or wiring in the door.
Any advice or direction for troubleshooting would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
And thanks also for all the great info I have already gleaned from this Forum!
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Funny story that may help you. My battery was replaced and drivers panel for windows would not work. After I sat in back and operated the windows with ignition on, the panel on drivers side suddenly worked. I tried all three other windows from their seat and voila! Try it -it's almost as if I reset the drivers panel by doing this.
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Funny story that may help you. My battery was replaced and drivers panel for windows would not work. After I sat in back and operated the windows with ignition on, the panel on drivers side suddenly worked. I tried all three other windows from their seat and voila! Try it -it's almost as if I reset the drivers panel by doing this.
If the battery is disconnected or run down
The power window may not operate automatically and the jam protection function will not function correctly after you reconnect, replace or recharge the battery. At this time, the indicator lights of the switches will flash. In any of these cases, you should normalize the power window on each door.
To normalize the power windows:
1. Push down the power window switch of each door and lower the windows halfway.
2. Pull up the switch until the windows close and hold the switch for a second.
Make sure that the windows open and close automatically. If the power windows cannot be operated properly, have it checked by your Lexus dealer.
http://drivers.lexus.com/t3Portal/do...004rx33/12.pdf
There is also a procedure for the sunroof.
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I wondered if the cause was because the window lockout switch was on when the battery went low but I tried disconnecting the battery for a while with the window lockout switch off and it did not help.
Thanks for the advice on checking the battery Rainbird, I will test it today.
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Okay, did a quick test today by swapping battery with a brand new battery and unfortunately it did not correct the issue.
I did leave the battery off for about 20 minutes before installing the new battery.
I also did a test to see if the windows would open holding the unlock button on the remote key. They didn't open. But I also never tested whether this worked before this window problem arose.
Any other ideas would be appreciated before I resort to the Dealer to troubleshoot.
Thanks.
I did leave the battery off for about 20 minutes before installing the new battery.
I also did a test to see if the windows would open holding the unlock button on the remote key. They didn't open. But I also never tested whether this worked before this window problem arose.
Any other ideas would be appreciated before I resort to the Dealer to troubleshoot.
Thanks.
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You might check (or recheck) fuse #34.
http://drivers.lexus.com/t3Portal/do.../sec_04_03.pdf
Also, check to see if any other systems are affected such as door locks, side mirrors, etc.
http://drivers.lexus.com/t3Portal/do.../sec_04_03.pdf
Also, check to see if any other systems are affected such as door locks, side mirrors, etc.
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Finally got time to resolve this today.
Decided to take the door panel off to investigate a loose connection and when I popped out the main control on the driver's door I found the plug was loose.
Clicked it back in and everything works perfectly.
30 second fix, should have checked it first.
Thanks for all the ideas.
Decided to take the door panel off to investigate a loose connection and when I popped out the main control on the driver's door I found the plug was loose.
Clicked it back in and everything works perfectly.
30 second fix, should have checked it first.
Thanks for all the ideas.
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Finally got time to resolve this today.
Decided to take the door panel off to investigate a loose connection and when I popped out the main control on the driver's door I found the plug was loose.
Clicked it back in and everything works perfectly.
30 second fix, should have checked it first.
Thanks for all the ideas.
Decided to take the door panel off to investigate a loose connection and when I popped out the main control on the driver's door I found the plug was loose.
Clicked it back in and everything works perfectly.
30 second fix, should have checked it first.
Thanks for all the ideas.
- No seat memory
- No power windows from any door switch
A gentle prying up of the driver door switch assembly revealed a "loose" not locked connector. Wifey will be happy... Happy wife, happy life. Thanks to Rawkis for following thru with the fix.
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