Help!

 

I have a 61 reg Yeti and the left front/rear electric windows have stopped working (both stuck at about 4" open).  The central locking also appears to have stopped working on the left side for both doors!

 

Pressing and holding the remote lock/open button no longer automatically operates any of the windows.

 

Tried resetting the windows - did not work.

 

Anybody got any ideas please?

I would put money on the wires broken in the boot between the door and door pillar.
Can you pull the rubber cover back to see the wires inside?

A common problem had it fixed under warranty on my 2011 Yeti

12 hours ago, Urrell said:

I would put money on the wires broken in the boot between the door and door pillar.
Can you pull the rubber cover back to see the wires inside?

I'll take a look  - 'in the boot between the door and door pillar', could you just narrow that down for me please so I don't start pulling apart the wrong place 

This thread has some picture in it that might help.

 

8 hours ago, Sandy.Rogers said:

I'll take a look  - 'in the boot between the door and door pillar', could you just narrow that down for me please so I don't start pulling apart the wrong place 

Have a look under the "rubber boots" on both front doors between the door and A pillar.

Edited 30 May, 20206 yr by Urrell

9 hours ago, longedge said:

This thread has some picture in it that might help.

 

Thanks for asking time to respond 

2 hours ago, Urrell said:

Have a look under the "rubber boots" on both front doors between the door and A pillar.

Thanks for the info - I will check them tomorrow when I get back to the car (left it at my son's for security) 

On 30 May 2020 at 15:45, Urrell said:

Have a look under the "rubber boots" on both front doors between the door and A pillar.

Took a look under the passenger side 'rubber boot', two broken wires and two about to go.

 

My son took it upon himself to do the repairs and I now have fully functional Windows and central locking 

 

Thank you and to all those who took the time to respond - it has no doubt saved me a hefty garage bill which I can do without at the moment - well chuffed - stay safe