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2004 Toyota Matrix XR, FWD, Standard

Problem Symptoms Table

2004 Toyota Matrix XR, FWD, StandardSECTION Problem Symptoms Table
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2004 Toyota Camry Solara. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE - POWER WINDOW CONRTOL SYSTEM

Symptom Suspected Area
AUTO UP/DOWN function does not operate
  1. Power window regulator motor assy (driver side)
  2. Wire harness
  3. Power window regulator master switch assy
Remote UP/DOWN function does not operate
  1. Power window regulator master switch assy
  2. Wire harness
Manual UP/DOWN function does not operate on driver side
  1. P/W fuse
  2. Power window regulator master switch assy
  3. Power window regulator motor assy (driver side)
  4. Wire harness
Manual UP/DOWN function does not operate on passenger side only
  1. Power window regulator switch assy (passenger side)
  2. Power window regulator motor assy (passenger side)
  3. Wire harness
Jam protection function does not operate
  1. Power window regulator master switch assy
Power windows do not operate at all
  1. PWR M-fuse
  2. P/W fuse
  3. ECU-IG fuse
  4. AM1 fuse
  5. PWR relay
  6. IG1 relay
  7. Power window regulator master switch assy
  8. Wire harness
  9. Instrument panel J/B assy (multiplex network body EC
Power window can be operated after ignition switch is turned OFF even when certain conditions are not met
  1. Power window regulator master switch assy
  2. Front door courtesy lamp switch
  3. Wire harness
  4. Multiplex network body ECU
AUTO UP operation does not fully close power window (jam protection function is activated)
  1. Front door window regulator assy
  2. Power window regulator motor assy (driver side)
  3. Power window regulator master switch assy
RENDER: 1.0x

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