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H3 Toll window not working
The last time I used the toll window it went up with no issues. When I tried to open it nothing happens…no sound no movement nothing. I checked what I believe was the fuse for it but not totally sure it was the correct one. Where should I be looking or trying to see if the motor is getting power. How hard is it to get access to the toll window motor on a 2000 H3? Thanks for any advice
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I am not intimate with what it takes to access the motor, but it should be as simple as removing an access panel.
If it is the toll window on a door, that usually involves removal of a lot of trim and the panels.
When you are in there be sure to add some means of releasing the door lock. If your door mechanism fails on the entry door getting the door open may give you access to the dash and any buttons needed to lower the entry door toll window or the to unlock the entry door. We have had a number of members unable to get into the coach because something failed in the entry door preventing access.
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I assume by toll window he is talking about the small window on the drivers side. No access to the outside door lock.
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I recently had the same issue on a previously owned XLII….believe it or not, it wound up being the switch! I thought those switches had failures in the millions of button pushes, but apparently not.
My suggestion is to jump your switch to see if you can get it to move before digging into the door and replacing the motor.
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I got it to work. It was the fuse after all I wasn’t looking up far enough to find it to begin with.
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