I was saying same thing lol. Brown wire isn't doing anything . Lol I wonder if it's because it's a brown wire.. I don't know man. Funny funny shit

​@@jamesross6065 he figured out when he would ground it the switch would work but he didn't figure out all he had to do was to ground it to fix the damn thing 🤔 So close yet so far away 😂 hahaha

Your windows need to be relearned, there’s a certain procedure for every car manufacturer, it’s usually a sequence of pressing/holding the window switches

The window dash has the regulator and the regulator connected with a pulley. The pulley reel the Z shape connected steel wires. These wires lift the window up or down. So, These wires wear out over time and damage the plastic pulley of the reel. Your car's problem sound this broken plastic pulley. Thus, the wire pulses up and down randomly in order to be damaged pulley-lifting wire connection. (Lifting wires not electrical, they are just for lifting) If you have engineering experience, you can get the job done by just purchasing window lifting wire and reel.(again not electrical) However, this is a very difficult process. Because once you remove the parts needs engineering skills to put back on. I recommend you to simply replace the entire window panel.

Broken wire, or motor is weak, so when you put the panel on it's putting enough pressure on the window to keep it from going up. Had similar problem with back window. Replaced motor and rails, fixed problem. Only $10 more to replace both.

@@originaldanman I have a 2009 VW beetle. Neither windows will go down. I had it checked by local mechanic. He checked fuse and circuit breaker. He advised I take to VW dealership to have it checked. There is service charge just to check it. Won’t give me a guesstimate. I’ve tried checking on KZbin, one showed motor $500. If I have to change both window, don’t know that I want to spend that much. Im also seeing regulator issues on some KZbin videos. I’m the original owner. It only has 92,000 miles. Any suggestions. Thanks. 😮

Were you able to fix it

Try holding button down for 5 seconds then up fir 5 seconds, with key in on position. Resets window or child lock on

😂😂 his intentions are good but his video is lacking any form of clarity or information. 😂

“This one, this one, this one, this one. So the problem is somewhere.”

You can hear the locks clunk when he applies a ground to the wires that's all he's doing! It doesn't look like there's a bulb in that cheap test light looks like it's wired straight to the metal tip it's just a wire carrying the ground with a tip to backprobe wires at that point...

Switch battery and my windows aren’t working what do I do

If it was a bad BCM putting a ground wouldn't fix it! For an easy fix if he didn't wanna trace the wire he could just wire in a ground to the switch an would work.. Finding open an short circuts can be a pain in the ass when it's inside a wire harness! It's prob where the wires go from the door to the car it's a common break point cus wires get fatigued from door opening & closing stressing the wires after time...

My thoughts also

Ya I can 100% confirm these are door locks and optional power mirror adjuster if you have them. Those are the only things on those connectors. Not sure what these dudes were smoking but I want some cause you can even hear them locking and unlocking the doors 😂

@@evannoury4725definitely there are smoking some weird stuff

Think he removed the light and made his rigged power probe 🤣