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Electric Mirrors not working

Started by siLvEr_jEt · 6 Sept 2002 · 5 replies

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siLvEr_jEtArchived member
Has anyone eva had there Electric Mirrors not working on there calais? checked the relays, wiring, etc.. i was thinking gettin a new switch anyone had this prob b4? How did they fix it?
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PetrosArchived member
Hey hows it going mate? this may sound stupid but have you checked the fuse? and that its the right size? if not - get out a multimeter and check it all out -
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siLvEr_jEtArchived member
yea checkt that duno what it is
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87calaisArchived member
did you check the inline fuse near the switch ????? its about 3 inches down the power wire from the switch
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siLvEr_jEtArchived member
yeh i did and tat was blown replaced it and its all good.... the right mirror works but for sum reson it doesnt go down and when i flick to the left mirror the right still goes!!!???!!
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JayArchived member
i suggest you buy the mirror panel as new for $60, i had the same problem until i rode my calais of, now i don't have to worry bout it ne more. Same thing with the windows, most people find that one of the windows won't go down or up, prolly almost garantee in a few weeks with playing with the other ones, they will all be rooted!!! I think you can also do a power check on the panel to see if there is enough current going through... good luck
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