2000 Honda CR-V EX, StandardFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Master Switch

Remove power window master switch. See MASTER POWER WINDOW SWITCH  under REMOVAL & INSTALLATION. Using an ohmmeter, check continuity of switch terminals with switch in indicated positions. If continuity is not as specified, replace switch. See Figure -Figure . See appropriate POWER WINDOW MASTER SWITCH TEST table.

POWER WINDOW MASTER SWITCH TEST (CIVIC COUPE & HATCHBACK)

Switch Position Main Switch (1) Continuity Between Terminals
Driver's Switch ..... (2)
Passenger's Switch
Off On A2, A5 & A7
Off A2 & A7
Up On A2 & A5; A6 & A7
Off A6 & A7
Down On A2 & A6; A5 & A7
Off A2 & A6
(1) For terminal identification, see Figure .
(2) See SWITCH INPUT TEST  . See Figure .
POWER WINDOW MASTER SWITCH TEST (CIVIC SEDAN)

Switch Position Main Switch (1) Continuity Between Terminals
Left Front Switch ..... (2)
Right Front Switch
Off On B1, B11 & C1
Off B1 & B11
Up On B1 & B2; B11 & C1
Off B1 & B2
Down On B1 & C1; B2 & B11
Off B2 & B11
Right Rear Switch
Off On B9, B10 & C1
Off B9 & B10
Up On B8 & B9; B10 & C1
Off B8 & B9
Down On B8 & B10; B9 & C1
Off B8 & B10
Left Rear Switch
Off On B14, B16 & C1
Off B14 & B16
Up On B14 & B15; B16 & C1
Off B14 & B15
Down On B14 & C1; B15 & B16
Off B15 & B16
(1) For terminal identification, see Figure .
(2) See SWITCH INPUT TEST  . See Figure .
POWER WINDOW MASTER SWITCH TEST (CR-V)

Switch Position Main Switch (1) Continuity Between Terminals
Left Front Switch ..... (2)
Right Front Switch
Off On A1, A2 & B1
Off A1 & A2
Up On A1 & A9
Off A1 & A9
Down On A2 & A9
Off A2 & A9
Right Rear Switch
Off On A13, A14 & B1
Off A13 & A14
Up On A6 & A14
Off A6 & A14
Down On A6 & A13
Off A6 & A13
Left Rear Switch
Off On A7, A8 & B1
Off A7 & A8
Down On A8 & A12
Off A8 & A12
Up On A7 & A12
Off A7 & A12
Switch Light ..... (3)
(1) For terminal identification, see Figure .
(2) See SWITCH INPUT TEST  . See Figure .
(3) Continuity should exist between terminals C1 and C2 in one direction only.
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