I recently became the proud owner of a 2000 Kzte D/cab 4x4.
It needs some love and I am working my way through all the small niggles.
The current challenge is the front passenger window. It was working 100% and then one day stopped working all together. I did check the switch and it seems perfect. What else could it be and where do I look?
IFS window fault
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Thabogrobler
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IFS window fault
Last edited by Thabogrobler on Sat Sep 28, 2019 11:39 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: IFS window fault
If the switch is working check that power coming to the switch is ok. Then check that power exiting the switch to the motor is ok. If that is fine then usually it will be the motor itself.
Sometimes a tap with a hammer on the motor itself seem to do the job.
Sometimes a tap with a hammer on the motor itself seem to do the job.
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Re: IFS window fault
Problem solved!
The idjit that put the switch back together after cleaning(me) put the one metal piece in the wrong way round.
I tried the rear windows switch on the front window and it worked, then the front switch on the rear and it did not work....then figured out the fault.
Man, I love how robust there trucks are! Almost 20 years old and even the electrics is still good!
The idjit that put the switch back together after cleaning(me) put the one metal piece in the wrong way round.
I tried the rear windows switch on the front window and it worked, then the front switch on the rear and it did not work....then figured out the fault.
Man, I love how robust there trucks are! Almost 20 years old and even the electrics is still good!
Last edited by Thabogrobler on Sat Sep 28, 2019 11:38 am, edited 1 time in total.
'02 KZ 'Lux. Cooled. Chipped. Onca'd. Cherished!
If you are a diesel fan, raise your hand.
If you aren't raising your hand, raise your standards!
A 4x4 is merely a machine that enables you to get stuck further away from civilization.
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If you aren't raising your hand, raise your standards!
A 4x4 is merely a machine that enables you to get stuck further away from civilization.
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Re: IFS window fault
Well thats great .
"Man, I love how robust there trucks are! Almost 20 years old and even the electrics is still good!"
Old School is always best, not just trucks, in every thing. Even the women are not made they way they used to be... LOL Another story for another day...
"Man, I love how robust there trucks are! Almost 20 years old and even the electrics is still good!"
Old School is always best, not just trucks, in every thing. Even the women are not made they way they used to be... LOL Another story for another day...
Travel is not really about leaving our homes, but leaving our habits.
Adventure tends to magnify all human emotions.
It's only in adventure that some people succeed in knowing themselves - in finding themselves.
Adventure tends to magnify all human emotions.
It's only in adventure that some people succeed in knowing themselves - in finding themselves.