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So when Countess was here, much to my dismay I learned the power window on the passenger door(s) of my 2001 model car would not operate. I, as the master of my domain, could lower and raise the windows, but the mere passengers could not.<\/p>\n

Since passenger comfort is my #1 priority, this needed to be fixed by the time the countess returns to the castle.<\/p>\n

The car has a lockout switch for some inane reason that allows the driver to prevent the kids from playing with the windows. The switch is highly susceptible to corrosion and then it behaves as if the lock is ON all the time.<\/p>\n

So with a basic understanding, I called a local repair shop and here was their advice<\/p>\n

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On a good day, the car is probably worth $1,500, but has less than 55,000 miles (17 year old car), so spending that much was at least worth considering options, so YouTube to the rescue<\/p>\n