Chris Murphy

Only post I've found regarding this, doesn't apply.
2 weeks ago, out of the blue, drivers window stopped moving (up position)
Tried several times, waiting for weather to cooperate, and it would never move at all. Tonight dumb *** me, pulled into a drive thru, but the button instinctively, window went halfway down, and won't move.
Throws a b2264 code, in LDCM.
Suggestions where to start? Clearing codes does nothing.
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ant-knee470

I would think either the motor is sticking or the switch is gone bad... I would pull the door panel and check for power at the motor with operating the switch either in up or down position.. If you get power at the motor then you know the motor is going bad or bad already.. If you do not get power at the motor then check the switch and make sure it is getting power.. Wait and see what others say..


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Chris Murphy

Would either of those trip the vertical limiter sensor, or is that an unrelated issue?

ant-knee470

I'm not to sure, I am thinking it is an unrelated issue.. But I could be wrong.. I've never heard of a window not moving / stuck throwing a code.. someone will chime in soon..

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rrwirsi

My info indicates b2264 code is for the Mirror Position Sensor Signal Circuit. Last Spring my passenger window would not go down. Here is an easy procedure I found on the 'net that so far fixed the problem. Every ride I now 'exercise' the window motors.

Chris Murphy

So after removing the door panel, I inspected the wires. Then I tried the switch, it worked up and down. Put it together, didn't work again. Took it back apart, turned key back on, with panel removed, and it worked again. WaitedWa few seconds without touching anything, quit again. So took the key out, turned it back on, and it worked again briefly. Tested this theory a few more times, and it's verified. Does that shed any more light for anyone?

ant-knee470

Yup, Sounds like you have a bad connection somewhere.. Now you have to try and pinpoint where.. Move the wires around till it works more then likely its at one of the connecters..

Chris Murphy

I had thought bad wire too, but it's consistently working when the is first turned on, and without moving anything, so i don't think it is wires now .

ant-knee470

Maybe in the door jam could be loose connection ... Or could be a switch going bad.. If you know how to use a multi-meter you can check for power at the motor, Have someone operate switch while you check for power at motor.. Shouldn't be to hard to find the issue...

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