SIX-STEP TROUBLESHOOTING PLAN

WORKSHEET 5-14
ES 300 BODY ELECTRICAL SIMULATOR
Fault Switch # 14
Vehicle Year/Prod. Date Engine Transmission

Problem Description: DRIVER POWER WINDOW INOP

❏
X Problem Found (circle one): Intermittent Continuous
❏ No problem found--operation is normal.

Explanation:

Step 2: Determine the Related Symptoms

1. Using the EWD, read the System Outline to see how the circuit is supposed to operate (if available).
2. Determine if it affects ALL or PART of the circuit.

• Ifalsoall circuits
of the circuit is affected check the operation of circuits which have common fuse/power sources and
which use common grounding points.

• If only part(s) of the circuit is affected, determine exactly which parts are OK and which are inoperative.
Circuit OK or Bad Observations

Fuses OK Other windows operate

Grounds OK Other windows operate

Step 3: Analyze the Symptoms

1. Based upon the original complaint, and your related symptoms checks, specifically identify the problem:

Master switch or between P9/6 and P9/13

2. On the following System Circuit Diagram: Based upon your related symptoms checks, use a highlighter to
trace current flow in the parts of the circuit that are OK.

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POWER WINDOW
FROM POWER SOURCE SYSTEM (SEE PAGE 56)
L
1
12 1G
10 IE1
25A 10A 30A

L
DOOR GAUGE POWER
P9 P9
2 POWER WINDOW MASTER SW 7 POWER WINDOW MASTER SW
BW
1 5
FRONT
POWER DRIVER'S PASSENGER'S REAR LH REAR RH
RELAY
2 3

UP
DOWN
UP
DOWN
UP
DOWN
UP
DOWN

_
1 1D 5 1G 7 1J 3 1S 13 1G

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L-W
C B

R-B
L
L

W-B
A A

J34 A J35 B
JUNCTION
CONNECTOR
WINDOW
LOCK SW

E DU DD PU PD RLU RLD RRU RRD

L-W
1 6 13 12 5 10 9 11 14

W-B
1 A 7 3 A 10

G-W
R-L
G-Y
R-Y
G-B
R-B

B J36 IE1 IE1 IE1 IE1 IE1 IE1

G
R
11 5 7 9 6 12
JUNCTION
CONNECTOR J4
B JUNCTION
CONNECTOR
G-W
R-L
G-Y
R-Y
G-B
R-B

L A A L

6 6 A
I14 A A
INTEGRATION RELAY 1 IF2 5 IF2 6 IP1 8 IP1 10 IP1
7 1S

W-B

R-G
G-W
R-L
L
G-Y
R-Y

E A L L
R-B
L

G-B

J34 A J35 B
JUNCTION
CONNECTOR
D B 20 IE2 4 IO1 5 IO1 6 IO1 2 BQ1 3 BQ1 1 BQ1 2 BR1 3 BR1 1 BR1

R-G
L

G-W
R-L
L
G-Y
R-Y
R-B

R-G
G-B

W-B
4 1 5 4 1 5 4 1 5
7 1P1 7 1G
1 SU SD B SU SD B SU SD B

G
R

W-B
D9
DOOR COURTESY
SW FRONT LH

R-G
3 1G
UP
UP
UP

DOWN
DOWN
DOWN

1 M
U D U D U D
SW FRONT RH
SW REAR LH
SW REAR RH

D10 A J15 P10

W-B
DOOR JUNCTION 2 3 2 3 2 3
P 6 POWER WINDOW CONTROL
P 7 POWER WINDOW CONTROL
P 8 POWER WINDOW CONTROL

POWER WINDOW
G
R
G
R
G
R

COURTESY CONNECTOR MOTOR FRONT LH

SW FRONT RH 2 1 2 1 2 1
M M M
II IF
P11 P12 P13
POWER WINDOW MOTOR POWER WINDOW MOTOR POWER WINDOW MOTOR
FRONT RH REAR LH REAR RH
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Step 4: Isolate the Trouble

1. On the System Circuit Diagram, circle the possible problem areas.

2. List the first 2 items you will inspect. Mark the type of inspection (visual, voltmeter, ohmmeter, ammeter or
jumper wire) and write-in the inspection item (component, connector with pin numbers, wire color, etc.)

3. List the specifications, the measured result and your diagnosis in the appropriate column.

4. If the initial checks lead you to make additional inspections, list them in the shaded area.
Inspection Measured
Inspection Item Specification OK or Bad
Type Result
Visual
x Voltmeter DV - P9 pin 6 & 13
Ohmmeter 12V 0V Bad
Master SW in Up Pos.
Ammeter
Jumper Wire
Visual
x Voltmeter Up contact
Ohmmeter
Available V P9 pin 6 12V 12V
of switch is
Ammeter good
Jumper Wire
Visual
x Voltmeter
Ohmmeter
Available V P10 pin 1 12V 0V Bad
Ammeter
Jumper Wire
Visual
Voltmeter Window
Ohmmeter
Between P9/6 and P10/1 up & down
up & down OK
Ammeter
x Jumper Wire
Visual
Voltmeter
Ohmmeter
Ammeter
Jumper Wire
Visual
Voltmeter
Ohmmeter
Ammeter
Jumper Wire
Visual
Voltmeter
Ohmmeter
Ammeter
Jumper Wire
Visual
Voltmeter
Ohmmeter
Ammeter
Jumper Wire

Step 5: Correct the Trouble

Cause of problem and location: Instructor OK

Open circuit - G wire between P9/6 and P10/1

Step 6: Check for Proper Operation

❏ Re-test the system/circuit to verify the repair

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