Honda Accord power window switch repair 2003-2007  

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I found a wire connected to a 15 fuse, after I tested it, and it blew out something that now I can't start my car or lock or unlock remotely. Looks like the previous owner put that wire what was it supposed to have done?

@@levialby3920 hope that’s not the 1 I just sold, but I would have put it there to bypass a child lock malfunction that only allowed the drivers window to roll down. If you found that fuse on the drivers door, that’s probably exactly why it was there. Sorry about your keys. What might have happened, is when you tested it, you may have shorted the 12v to a different pin, than referenced in the video. I blew my door switch this way, but the entire control unit has a fuse that I was able to replace. If the car is not starting and you’re unable to lock or unlock any doors, it sounds like you have a more serious electrical issue. I would check the battery first, then check all of your fuses, 1 by 1 until you find the culprit. I have some german engineering now (not as cool as it sounds) and my key has on multiple occasions, disconnected itself from the vehicle. Within the manual, and a couple google searches to find knowledge gentleman like this one here, you might just be able to reprogram the key with a couple buttons and etc… Regardless if it is programmed or not, you should be able to stick it in the ignition and start it, unless it is a remote start. I also might add, I love hondas! The Accord is great. Everything was serviceable as far i could see. Have no fear!! Find that fuse, or that reprogram procedure, you’ll be back to button mashing in no time :D Good luck!!

What you mean the one you just sold the car? and if it was there to bypass the child so I can get wasn't working because the windows weren't going up or down but when I replace the motherboard it's worked finally but now my car doesn't start for the reasons stated earlier.

For some reason the last owner connected the wire to the ACG fuse, that's what I think the problem might be.

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Hey bud, did this drain the battery,?im having this issue as well

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You actually don't gotta pay to reprogram the master switch. You do for the immobilizer but there's an in car procedure you can do yourself to program the fob to the new master switch. Works better if you have 2 keys tho.

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Sounds like you might have bridged one of the wire post next to the wire that you soldered on the circuit board. Check your master switch solder job for flaws, like bridging the post next to the area that you were working on! Hope this helps!

Not sure if it will cause a parasitic drain on your battery or not! But I think it's worth a try because it's so much easier then soldering. Let you know if works and thanks so much for watching!!!

@@Zspeed thanks for the reply, i forgot to ask if your method has caused draining or anything weird since?

No problems with the battery or any other electrical system, get free fix!!!

Yes a reset, but it shouldn't have had any effect on your blinkers, check your fuse boxes for blow fuses!!! Don't forget to subscribe and thanks so much for watching!!

You can use the bobby-pin, the master switch boards are faulty, they should have had a recall! the only fix is to solder the wire on the board are replace it with a new one. Hope this helps you out!

Watch the entire video, very carefully! This video covers all your questions!!!

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Actually, I was just using old speaker wire that I had lying around in the garage!! Just make sure that the wire gauge isn't so large that it fuses the wire post next to the one you're working on! You might need to experiment with different gauged wires. Hope this helps and thanks so much for watching!

I think it did make a clicking sound, try the test with the speaker wire. If that does not work, then you might just have to replace the window motor!

@@Zspeed sounds good thanks man!

Witch wires are we talking about?

If you have any speaker wire laying around, that should be about the right size!!

Ask your local Honda dealer if the master switch is the same as a Honda Accord. If they say it will fit, then this fix should work for your TSX too!

Smaller is better for this application, 16 gauge or smaller!

Yes, that should do it!!!!

All switches turn off with the master, no battery drain!!!👍

Test it with a piece of speaker wire, if it works then you know the fix is good!

@@Zspeed Than you much, for your prompt response! I´ll do that and get back with the news, 👍👍

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If the wiring looks the same!!👍

It works!

Try the wire test, this will let you know if it's your master power window switch or you just need to replace your two front window motors!

You should remove it from the housing, and look for any easy or obvious problems that might be simple to repair! If the problem is not obvious, replace the entire window switch!

They came that way from Honda, check Honda aftermarket parts websites, you might find them there! Thanks so much for watching!

@@Zspeed Thanks. I just found out that yours is a 06-07 Accord by looking at the gauge cluster

You might just need a new drivers side window motor! But you can try the wire test just to see what happens. If the test fails, you most likely need to replace just the your driver's side window motor, hope this helps and thanks for watching my video!!👍

Sorry, not sure about the 2001 Civic! Try getting the wiring schematics, that may help you figure it out!

Battery working fine 🙂!

Check ✔ all of your fuses, could be a bad one somewhere! If that's not the problem, try the method on the video it might fix the problem!! Thanks so much for watching!

Awesome, let me know if it works for the Pilot too!!

The master switch needs replacement!!

Thanks for the help and video!

It might be as simple as a bad fuse, there is a fuse box by your left foot on the drivers side and one in the engine bay, check your owners manual for more details. If it was just your drivers window not working, I would say try replacing your window regulator! But, since your locking mechanism is not working either, it could also be your drivers side lock actuator! Hope this helps and thanks so much for watching!

@@Zspeed thanks for replying. How do I know if the fuse is bad? Also which ones should I check to makes sure?

After you remove the fuse, just look at the bottom end for any broken parts. If the fuse is blown, the metal tab at end will be broken.

Check each fuse it the box by your left foot on the driver's side!

No problems with battery drain after 6 months of use! So I am going to say yes, problem solved!

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Nice video. Please does the rest of the window switches remain powered after removing key from ignition? Or do they go off with the master switch? Staying on is what drains the battery. Please I need this answer before I try this. Thanks

If you solder it correctly there should be no problem with battery drain after removing the key from the ignition! Thank you so much for watching!

Only three days and my battery is dead

You should solder the wire together! Thanks so much for watching!

I have never done a bypass on a 2000 Accord, sorry!

@@Zspeed I figured it out thanks.

Yes, it's the main reason I decided to just repair my old master switch instead of replacing it! A lot of people a having the same problem that your having, they are unable to get their key fob to sync up with the new master switch module. After doing some research, I found out that the new master switch must have certain serial numbers that must match your old master switch numbers. If not the key fob will not sync properly. If you still have your old master switch, check the serial numbers and try to order one that matches. I couldn't find one for my switch, hope this helps and thanks so much for watching!!!

@@Zspeed Thank you for the reply, I suspect you are right and it makes sense, don't remember what I did with the old one but I'm going to look for it, thanks again for answering. 👍

If you do the Procedure as shown in the video, there will be no parasitic drain on the battery!

Sorry, I don't have any videos on how to repair a wiper motor, but I would just replace it with a new one! Thanks so much for watching!

They should have had a recall on the master power window switch, so many people with the same issue! Problems with the child safety lockout button.

Yes, this should not affect your remote! Thanks for watching!

@@Zspeed thanks for replying

How do you do that?

I have never taken the button and Spring apart, but it's worth a try! If it can't be fixed, you should be able to buy a new one!

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That's the main reason I didn't purchase a new master switch, because you have to have a certain serial number to match up with your key fob or it won't unlock your door remotely. So that's why I decided to try to fix my original master switch. Do some research and you may be able to find the correct master switch that correlates with your Key fob, good luck!

The dealer has to reprogram the master switch to your keys. That master window switch set-up contains the RF receiver for the remote.

Thanks for the information, any idea how much that would cost! Thanks so much for watching and don't forget to subscribe!!!

just bypassing the child safety switch!

how you bypass child safety lock switch ?

Follow the steps in this video!!!

Same position with speaker wire! But if that doesn't fix it, you may need a new power window motor on the driver side.

I have a 2005 Honda Accord with only 2 doors. Are the test wires still the same? black w/silver and Green/white w/silver?

Should be the same!

You my get a parasitic drain on your battery if you use that method. But it might be worth a try!

@@Zspeed thank you 👍

There is a possibility that the wire trick could cause a parasitic drain on your battery 🔋, but you can try it and see 👀 what happens.

Could you use something other than the cord

Witch window are you having problems with?

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Sorry, I have never worked on a 97 Toyota Camry.

No parasitic drain noted with this procedure!!!!

I'm not sure if this would bypass the child safety lockout button, but you can give it a try!

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Maybe, give it a try. But it might cause a parasitic drain on your battery!

Yes, it should not stay on with key removed, disconnect the switch, somethings wired wrong!

@@Zspeed thanks for your reply Z-speed, I discovered that if I opened the car, and leave as usual, the switch turned off as normal, yesterday I was sitting in the car , removed the key and check right after that, I did ask my friend to check if he can roll down the car with the key removed while still sitting in the car, and he cannot do it for his part. I dont know that's would be a problem or not, but I think I'm good now, will see how it goes in the next few days. anyway, thank you very ,much for your useful tips, at least I get all of my windows work again. Cheers!

Easy fix right! Thank you so much for watching!

Explain what you mean by: my window doesn't always roll up or down? Does your window work sometimes and not other times? Does it work sporadically and inconsistently? I'll do some research and try to help out. Just try and answer these questions, it my help me figure out the underlying issue! 👍

@@Zspeed Ya sry. I tried to word it as best I could. So when the driver window is down and I lift the switch to roll it up it doesn't always respond. When it does start to go up, it might go half way then go back down on it's own. This is while my finger is pulling up on the switch. And sometimes when I roll it all the way up and let go of vfc the switch, it goes back down.

Sounds like your window regulator and motor are on their way out and need to be replaced. The window motor and regulator can be purchased as one unit. There are some good videos on RU-vid on how to replace it, hope this helps you out!

@@Zspeed I just replaced the rear left regulator. So I'm sure I can the the driver side. Thanks.