Double Cab single electric window behind seats.

2006 Mitsubishi L200 Warrior. Double Cab
Car: Mitsubishi L200
Year: 2006
Variant: Warrior. Double Cab
Categories: Electrics, ECU, Warnings & Lights
The rear cab electric window behind the rear seats has stopped working.
I have removed the window mechanism and it is free, as is the window in its runners.
I suspect the fuse or relay has failed but cannot find any information regarding the location of the fuse or relay. The wiring diagrams etc. I have looked at only refer to the door windows.
I would be grateful if someone could enlighten me.
Problem added: May 27, 2017 (6 years ago)
Checked for power at motor while operating switch ?
Answered May 27, 2017 (6 years ago)
Thanks for your reply. Yes I have checked for power at the motor and although there is a constant reading, there is no additional reading when operating the switch.
Having no wiring diagram specific to this item makes it difficult to be sure which wire is which.
The switch appears to select two different positives (one for up and one for down). However there is no continuity on one of the negatives in the down position.
I may try taking off one of the door switches and trying this to check if this works (if possible). If it does then the switch would be the culprit.
Answered May 27, 2017 (6 years ago)
Good idea swapping switches .
Answered May 27, 2017 (6 years ago)
It is with a very great sense of embarrassment I can tell you I have solved the problem.
Tried one of the rear door switches and that didn't work either. After refitting the door switch I checked it was ok and it wouldn't work, although the master buttons on the driver's door operated the window.
With a dawning sense of stupidity I noticed the window lock button was down. I switched it off and the rear doors and the rear cab window were working.
I have spent the best part of two days taking things apart and trawling the internet for diagrams etc. and, as is often the case with me, I neglected to check the most obvious thing first. My wife tells me she didn't know there was a lock button and must have pressed it accidentally. (Divorce proceedings have begun).
Thanks very much for your suggestions.
Answered May 27, 2017 (6 years ago)
Glad you got to the root of the problem . Thanks for updating the forum .

P.s

We've all had similar at one time or another !!
Answered May 27, 2017 (6 years ago)
Next time try this mantra.
Don't jump to conclusions.
But don't beat yourself up we've all did it.
Answered May 28, 2017 (6 years ago)

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