Went to get my car cleaned today, and when putting the top down the window rolled down. When I returned to work, I put the top up and then the windows and noticed the passenger side window didn't roll up. Tried the button on the passenger side door to see if I could roll up the window with that one, but it still stayed down. I don't even hear the motor engaging or anything happening when I push the button. Is this unusual? The car is a MY01 w/ 16K miles and still under warranty. Should I just take it in?

 

Check fuses. If all OK. Yes, take it to dealer. It should be covered under warranty.
Daniel

 

check the master switch for passenger side window on the driver side

 

What do I check for? I did try both switches, the one on the drivers side, and the one on the passenger side door, neither worked. Where's the fuse box on the S2k, I don't have my owners manual with me.

 

ummm, turn the safty switch off...
the on off button next to the window buttons on the driver side...

 

I thought that only controlled the passenger from rolling the passenger window up down, or does it affect both switches?

 

it prevents the both switches from rolling up the passenger side...
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but it can roll down.

 

Well that may be what happened since I was cleaning the car I might have turned it off.

 

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wow. honestly, im at a loss for words here

 

Not me. I think the design of the "master switch" as well as the "lock only" passenger side door are about the most asinine things I have seen on an otherwise well-designed car.

The master switch should only disable the passenger side power controls.
There should be a way to unlock the passenger door from the driver's seat.

The odd mechanical safety to prevent the doors from locking when they are open is wierd too.

I guess I am just too used to the way Toyota does it (the right way).