2009 Honda Accord Passenger Window not working

Asked by Quickquestion Jul 10, 2021 at 03:58 AM about the 2009 Honda Accord EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi. I just changed the window regulator of my 2009 Honda Accord motor,
thinking that was the issue with my window not rolling up. But it still only rolled
down but not up. Any tips??

2 Answers

38,925

I'd say that's the switch , make sure you hit the disable lock on the master switch . A multi tester can help you figure what has power/ground and what don't .

3,240

If it's rolling down but not up, and you have already replaced the regulator, I would suspect that it's got a bad switch....take a multimeter and find the hot wire, then use a jumper wire to connect to the wire that that should be getting power when trying to roll up the window to test

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