Help with bench testing power window motor
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Help with bench testing power window motor
Can anyone please help, I am after a wiring diagram for a power window unit so I can connect it in such a way that I can test a unit on the bench, ie: where does each wire connect, is it earth (ground) or live) do I connect a couple together etc etc. heeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp
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joseph1945, PM me your email addy and I will send you a complete wiring diagram for your car. Just tell me the year of your X-Type and I will send you the info you need. If it is a 2004, I also need to know the built month/year (written in the driver's door jam) unless you happen to know if you have the older or newer wiring setup.
Looking at the diagram for a 2002, here is a short break down of the wiring. Pins 2 and 7 require 12 VDC to be applied to them. Pin 8 is your ground. Pins 4 and 3 control the motor direction (4 is down, 3 is up). Pins 3 and 4 require a ground to be applied to them to make the motor move. Pin 1 is not used and Pin 6 is for the global close function (should need to ground this pin to make the motor go in the close direction, but the drawing is not clear on this).
Looking at the diagram for a 2002, here is a short break down of the wiring. Pins 2 and 7 require 12 VDC to be applied to them. Pin 8 is your ground. Pins 4 and 3 control the motor direction (4 is down, 3 is up). Pins 3 and 4 require a ground to be applied to them to make the motor move. Pin 1 is not used and Pin 6 is for the global close function (should need to ground this pin to make the motor go in the close direction, but the drawing is not clear on this).
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