Hi
Can anyone help? I have a 94 Hilux Surf 3L auto and the electric windows on the passenger side at the front, both rear windows and the rear door window will not wind (the drivers window is working fine). I have checked the fuses found near the foot pedals, and those under the bonnet on the drivers side. Are there any more fuse boxes and does anyone know what the problem could be if not the fuses? Thanks.
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Try pressing the button on the drivers door arm rest.
Alot of new Toyotas have a window isolator switch so only the drivers window can be operated. As above - look for a button you may have pressed down by accident.
Mart.
Mart.
I think this one is to embarrassed to come back with the result. 
[quote name='Andy' post='938552' date='Oct 21 2009, 01:21 PM']I think this one is to embarrassed to come back with the result. [/quote]
Hi thanks everyone, this forum is great for solving those little Hilux quirkes and the purpose of the numerous buttons and switches. Yes it was the button that had got pressed down by mistake (but at least I now know where all the fuses are!). PS Andy - I wasn't too embarrassed to come back, you live and learn and as I don't have a handbook and all the in-car instructions are in Japanese, it aint easy, I have only just checked for replies today that's all. Ta
[/quote]Hi thanks everyone, this forum is great for solving those little Hilux quirkes and the purpose of the numerous buttons and switches. Yes it was the button that had got pressed down by mistake (but at least I now know where all the fuses are!). PS Andy - I wasn't too embarrassed to come back, you live and learn and as I don't have a handbook and all the in-car instructions are in Japanese, it aint easy, I have only just checked for replies today that's all. Ta
[quote name='BigBluenSilver' post='938939' date='Oct 23 2009, 03:12 PM'][quote name='Andy' post='938552' date='Oct 21 2009, 01:21 PM']I think this one is to embarrassed to come back with the result. [/quote]
Hi thanks everyone, this forum is great for solving those little Hilux quirkes and the purpose of the numerous buttons and switches. Yes it was the button that had got pressed down by mistake (but at least I now know where all the fuses are!). PS Andy - I wasn't too embarrassed to come back, you live and learn and as I don't have a handbook and all the in-car instructions are in Japanese, it aint easy, I have only just checked for replies today that's all. Ta
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Was only having a laugh, but we do get some one question peope come on here, they ask the question and you never find out if you were any help to them.
Anyway if you want any other info and an owners manual have a look here [url="http://forums.bauchan.org/portal/downloads.php"]http://forums.bauchan.org/portal/downloads.php[/url]
[/quote]Hi thanks everyone, this forum is great for solving those little Hilux quirkes and the purpose of the numerous buttons and switches. Yes it was the button that had got pressed down by mistake (but at least I now know where all the fuses are!). PS Andy - I wasn't too embarrassed to come back, you live and learn and as I don't have a handbook and all the in-car instructions are in Japanese, it aint easy, I have only just checked for replies today that's all. Ta
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Was only having a laugh, but we do get some one question peope come on here, they ask the question and you never find out if you were any help to them.
Anyway if you want any other info and an owners manual have a look here [url="http://forums.bauchan.org/portal/downloads.php"]http://forums.bauchan.org/portal/downloads.php[/url]
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