SOLVED Power Windows Not Working

Hi all got a new issue in my tundra. All windows except for the driver one are not working. The locks work perfectly but the windows won't go down or up at all on all switches.

 

What year Tundra we talking about?

 

2014 crewmax platinum

 

I’m sure you already checked the window lockout?

Maybe blown fuse?

 

You would think all windows would be affected the same. I wonder if this could be fuse related?

 

Very good point..

 

What's that? Is that on the connection of the main switch?

 

That's not the issue it's not clicked in.

 

All fuses look good. I think this issue occurred when I tried swapping a driver window switch from a 2018 base tundra

 

Yes I did

 

Forgot to mention the switch replacement

 

Tried disconnecting the battery?

 

Tried the battery nothing. After trying the 2018 one I out my old one back on and it didn't work. That time it was a fuse the was blown replaced the fuse and the driver window started working. I didn't try the others at that time probably because it didn't come to my mind.

 

This as well as and the drivers kick panel.

 

I checked all fuses theres one left called main power 2 or 3 under the dashboard it's a 30amp but its bulky and I couldn't get it out

 

Might need to grab it with some needle nose. I think it’s definitely a fuse issue.

 

I really hope that's not the case those damm things are expensive

 

I'll try it once I get it out again. Truck is driven about 10-15 times a month at most

 

Did you ever figure this out? I have a 2014 Tundra Platinum where same exact thing happened today, all windows except driver side works. When I press to lock the windows the indicator for the driver side does not change,still shows filled/colored, seems like while the lock will go down and up the driver side is not connected to it somehow.

 

Fuses were bad on mine

 

Where are the fuses for window switches located? Does each window have it's own? My rear drivers side window switch stopped working yesterday

 

OP can you post a photo of the exact fuses for us all? Thanks man!

 

The fuse was located under the driver side dash. I think it was called power something

 

I have a 2014 Tundra Limited. I was fixing my door locks and I believe, shorted out my windows. My passenger side windows wouldn't go down, but the master switch would allow them to go down (but not back up). Then, I took the switch on the passenger doors and tried to touch the connectors with the switch myself and it sparked a bit. The windows wouldn't go up or down... and the master switch wouldn't control them either up or down. So now all of the windows won't work... and the rear window doesn't work either.
I've replaced the passenger switches (front and back passenger) and all of the fuses are good... tested them and everything. What should I do next? Anyone have a thought? (I haven't replaced the master switch panel yet... hoping that I don't have to do that, because it was good to begin with.)

 

I think you better be checking fuses again, if sparks were flying, pretty much certain a fuse was smoked, that's the whole purpose of the fuses to begin with. Short occurs fuse blows to stop heat and fire before it starts.

 

I did check them again, and they're all fine. I checked the ones under the hood and under the dash.
I also changed out the driver's side switch and have the same issue.
The back window (which is on a different switch) also won't come down.

 

I have a wiring diagram (from google images) and it talks about a "junction connector"... could that be it?

I have also pulled the relays and replaced those in the fuse box, and they still don't come up. So I don't think that's it.