Rear windows won’t roll down

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K9Gunner

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I know there is probably a 100 threads on here about this but it kept coming up with no results when I searched it. Anyway, I have a 2005 Yukon and the rear windows will not roll down from the front switches or rear switches. I bought one new one for the rear to see it if was a switch but it did not work. When I push or pull the switches on the front and back I can hear a click but they will not roll down. Any suggestions???


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relays maybe, I think they are in the fuse box on the left side of the dash, you may have to poke around online to determine which relays are for the power windows I don't know off hand which ones they are but they can fail and cause your reported issue. if that turns out to not be the case then I would try testing the motors directly with 12v it would be odd for both to fail at the same time but I suppose that could happen also.
 

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So, like Wes said, did they both fail at the same time or not? It would be the rarest of rare things to happen for both motors to fail at the same time. I would also guess there is a relay that controls the rear windows. I did some digging and I did find easily that there are fuse box and relay box PDF's out there but when I look thru them I see left and right window circuit breakers but I can't find anything, so far, that is specific for rear windows.



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