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Date Posted: 10:58:26 01/13/03 Mon
Author: Dave
Subject: 87 Bronco Rear Window Motor/Switch

Hi i am buying a 87 Bronco, with some window problems. The one i am mainly concerned about is the rear window. It doesnt sound like there is any power... I have read the post below me, and taken that advice in mind, but i really need a starting point where to check and how. After i buy it, im going to check the fuse, than the panel switch for loose connection and corrosion. After that i dont know where to look. Ill try the "gate slamming" also, but i dont think that is it. Any Help would be appreciated. Thanks!

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