First check to see if you can roll down you rear pasenger windows, the switch by the windoews might have locked the rear windows. Buy some lithium grease and regrease everything you see that moves. If you would like to support this channel.
Tested Further And Found The Power Main Relay Not Tur.
I've got an 2004 tundra double cab, 4.7. All the side windows work fine no problems, as of right now. Now that we quickly covered the low hanging fruit, here are the common causes for a window that won’t go up in your tundra.
2004 Toyota Tundra Limited 4.7L All 3 Rear Windows.
I tried the hold the dash button up 15sec then down 15sec without any change. Make sure that hasn’t been pressed. Remove the rear plastic cover and the two metal covers that cover the motor and window tracks.
Window Down Completely, Hold Button In The Down Position For 5 Seconds More Then Release Button.
Then try to put the window up. If there is any life left in the motor at all, this may be enough to get it back up. First things first turn your truck key to the one position (but don't start it).
Here's The Weird Thing, When I Use The Master Switch (Drivers Buttons) I Can Hear The Relays Clicking But The Windows Don't Roll Down.
By today, all 8 inches melted. If they appear to be in good condition, test the power wire to make sure that it's receiving power. I've called the fuse box several less than flattering names, without improvement of the situation.
