Tom,
Thank you for the good advice. I will look into the screws holding the console plate on. Maybe the gremlin for the windows is in there. As you may have seen in my last post, I can look at the wires in the other rear window switch (without disturbing them) and get the proper order for the one I messed with.
I see it can be tricky to get the switch badk togeather correctly. I saw one of them little balls in the switch, and wondered if there was supposed to be two.
I will definately will have to slow down on taking thinga apart like that!
BTW, the fuses are all OK and making contact.
--- In diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com, "Nate" <vwnate1@...> wrote:
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>
> Hear , hear .
>
> -Nate
> Tom wrote:
> >
> > Sid,
> >
> > STOP!
> >
> > No drilling tiny holes in things. No disassembling things and
> > disconnecting wires before knowing what goes where, or at least being prepared to
> > label things that you have disconnected.
> >
> > At your level of knowledge, one of the most valuable and least
> > dangerous tools you can own is a small spiral or other binding, plastic covered
> > notebook. In this you take notes AS you work. You draw little diagrams of
> > plugs and wires and list what color went to what pin, etc.
> >
> > The window switches sit on your center console, where they can collect
> > spilled coffee, soda, salt from french fries, etc. as well as just plain
> > dust and lint from normal life. Drilling even tiny holes is calculated to
> > aggravate any bad effects from such things. AND is SO UNNECESSARY.
> >
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