My mom has a 2000 Camry. She was having a problem where if you started to roll the driver side window down but didn't pull back up on the button to stop it and it continued all the way down, it would take forever and a hundred pulls up on the button before it would come back up. She was rear ended so she had to get some body work done, and while it was in there we had them replace the switch figureing it had something to do with that. They replaced it with a used part (our request) and it wouldn't do anything. They took the replacement switch out and tested in in another Camry and it worked just fine. They put the replacement switch back in, as the original on that was in there was pretty much toast. So now she can't roll any of her windows down. We have checked all the fuses we know about, none of them are blown. Does anyone have any ideas what would cause this?

Thanks

 

Do any of the individual door switches work?

 

Motor/window regulator maybe fried or stuck. It all depends on what that shop did. If they worked on the door itself, they may have screwed something up.
It sounds like your original problem was the switch - my friend's integra had that same issue. Cept he drove around with the window down because eventually the switch just completely quit and it wouldn't go up.
That body shop really just didn't want to help you guys out with the issue. If they replaced the part and now nothing works on it...why the heck aren't they taking care of it?

 

No, none of the windows work from any of the switches.

My uncle and I just went to autozone and tried replacing the relay switch (all 4 of them since it doesn't tell you which one is which anywhere in the manual or the stupid diagram they give you on the fuse boxes) and no dice.

Any idea where that regulator would be located?

Thanks for the responses

Brandon