Posted by banjoman09 on October 28, 2020 at 18:26:18 from (71.34.221.247):
Finally went back to this project as I need my neighbor to come help when we both find time; Ill post one more time then not bother any of you with this...not easy to diagnose a problem sometimes without being infront of it; so....On my door motors that I replaced on my Vette...(that still dont work) pull plug off window door motor and check with test light that is grounded to the door- push switch and lights test light- both directions; put plug back on motor and notta...nothing...no workie; used volt meter and it reads 11.5V on each wire when push window switch; BUT when I plug the wire plug back on the motor and probe back of plug and hit switch....no light....no volts...nothing...its like the juice "goes away" when you put the plug on the motor and hit the switch! I traced wires to fuse box...cannot find a circuit breaker light the diagram says it has...all fusses check good....very strange. I really think the ground circuit is good otherwise the test light would not light when i check the plug. Help?
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