96 Disco Window Issues
New Disco Owner. (96 Disco SD) Love the forum.
At issue are both the rear windows. Will only actuate up/down after vehicle has been running now for 20 minutes [approx.]. Started weeks after purchase in March but was only about 2 minutes. Has now gotten progressively worse. Front windows work fine.
Any ideas or suggestions.
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At issue are both the rear windows. Will only actuate up/down after vehicle has been running now for 20 minutes [approx.]. Started weeks after purchase in March but was only about 2 minutes. Has now gotten progressively worse. Front windows work fine.
Any ideas or suggestions.
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Its the window relay thats behind the glove box.
Sometime you can pull out and resolder the cold looking spots.
It worked on mine until I went off roading now mines back to 5 mins.
You can get a new power window controler for about $200 from Atlantic British.
Sometime you can pull out and resolder the cold looking spots.
It worked on mine until I went off roading now mines back to 5 mins.
You can get a new power window controler for about $200 from Atlantic British.
RG, nice looking truck, it looks ... just like mine ! I also have a '96 SD. I had the exact same problem with the windows, and it is as Landzu said, the window ECU behind the glovebox. There is a spot where the solder fails. I did the resolder myself, it's not a bad job. I found a beautiful write-up with pictures. If you want, I can dig it up. Not sure if it was this forum or another LR forum I'm on that had it posted, but this is a common problem - like so many others - but once you get the bugs out you're good to go.
Rg, Here's the link -
http://www.discoweb.org/window/index.htm
It's not quite a easy as it sounds in this write-up, but it's not too bad. Mine was actually bad in exactly the same place asin here, the same one solder joint. Just flow a little solder on there and it was fine. The tricky part is getting the circuit board in and out.
http://www.discoweb.org/window/index.htm
It's not quite a easy as it sounds in this write-up, but it's not too bad. Mine was actually bad in exactly the same place asin here, the same one solder joint. Just flow a little solder on there and it was fine. The tricky part is getting the circuit board in and out.
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