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			<description>Hello there, 
Just wanted to introduce myself. I drive a 2017 F350 King Ranch and love it. I pull an offshore boat and a gooseneck dump trailer with it. I also inherited a 2003 F150 XLT from my great...</description>
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			<title>Power Window issue, dufferent twist</title>
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			<pubDate>Wed, 03 Jun 2026 16:33:27 GMT</pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA[I have lurked and found a lot of useful information, but I haven't seen this exact situation so I signed up and thought I would see what interest this might generate. Sorry for length, trying to be...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><!-- google_ad_section_start -->I have lurked and found a lot of useful information, but I haven't seen this exact situation so I signed up and thought I would see what interest this might generate. Sorry for length, trying to be thorough but brief.<br />
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<u>Truck and symptoms</u><br />
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1998 F150 Lariat, 5.4L, auto, 4x4<br />
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Driver's power window began not lowering, will go up but not down, Has worked a couple times intermittently while messing with it but no pattern to when it will engage<br />
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<u>What I have done and found (condensed)</u><br />
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No lights dimming when trying to lower so suspected switch. Pull door panel and check power at lead to motor and find 12.2V in Up mode and -7.7V in down mode (leads on 2-pin connector). Suspected bad connection through switch so bought new one.<br />
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Replaced window switch and still no Down action. Check power at motor 2-pin plug with ground to door and find 12.2V on white/blk wire in Up mode and 12.2V on orange/wht wire in Down mode. Hmmm, maybe it is motor issue? Order new motor, install and find no change, still no down movement for window.<br />
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<u>Summary of power at switch</u><br />
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Blue with black stripe lead has 12.2V, as I understand it should being hot feed wire<br />
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White with black stripe lead has 12.2V when switch in UP position, checks out<br />
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Brown (tan) with black stripe lead has 12.2V when switch in Down or OTD position, checks out<br />
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Gray lead as 12.2V when switch in OTD position, checks out<br />
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<u>Summary of power at 2-pin connection to motor lead</u><br />
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with probe leads on both connector pins (positive on org/wht and ground on wht/blk);<br />
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-12.2V when switch in Up position<br />
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+7.7V when switch in Down or OTD position<br />
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Now with ground lead moved to door for a good ground;<br />
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12.2V at wht/blk when switch in Up position<br />
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12.2V at org/wht when switch in Down position<br />
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I'm confused. Power seems to be getting into and out of the switch correctly. It seems there is probably a bad ground issue, but I'm not following how the switch is supposed to switch polarity and grounding. I presume when lowering the window the white/blk wire goes from being the hot leg (in the Up mode) to being the ground leg, but don't see how that is supposed to work. Appears the white/blk wire simply runs straight from the switch to the motor, and it is the orange/white lead that runs on into the fuse/relay/GEM tie-ins<br />
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Does anybody have any thoughts? I saw that SSCULLY had a lot of good knowledge in this area based on previous posts, and am hoping he or another will find this an easy problem. Thanks for any help!<br />
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