My drivers side switch for the drivers window is gone. I thought it was the motor/regulator and stupidly purchased one and installed it. Bummer, window still won't go up. so I jump the connector near the motor with battery power and the window goes up and down smoothly. Real bummer since I destroyed the old regulator when it pissed me off coming out. (I was sure it was bad so crunch... doh! when will I learn?)
I then removed the switch cluster from the panel and jumped all of the connections from my manual and sure enough there is no continuity between pins 6 & 7 when the switch is in the "up" position.
The manual is a bit fuzzy is its diagram as it says for this function... ____________ | | 7 | | 6 | and | | | 8 | ____________ UP o---o
So I tried the continuity between 6 and 7, 6 and 8, 6 and 7/8... no continuity for any.
Any way, my question is, can I buy the single window switch for the driver's window or an I screwed into buying a Toyota famous $1,000 integrated super switch block?
I love my wagon but have to consider that it is a 92 with 450,000 kms so I won't be spending a weeks pay for a single faulty switch for it.
BC
1992 Camry Wagon 450,000 kms (for the metrically challenged, 279,624.68 miles)