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Glad you got it working! Sorry I just now checked the forum and saw your messages, but sounds like you did it all right and just had a bad cap. Glad it's good!So knocked this out and replaced my ambient wire harnesses and the middle LED housing in the back doors at the same time. Went really slow on the first door, and all in probably took about 2.5 hours. Second door was 45 minutes max.
Couple of pro tips I gleaned from the experience.
1. Packing tape works better at holding your windows up than painters tape. Last thing you want is the window sliding down unexpectedly.
2. Needle nose pliers are your friend. Inserting your needle nose pliers into one of the nutserts for the window bolts will support the window at the perfect level to get the first bolt in place.
3. Have an extra pin or two available to crimp, if like me, you bend one while fishing it through the door grommet. The pins are very fragile, and I broke one off. Was thankful I had a few of the correct pins lying around.
4. You are looking for the light green wires. There are dark green wires in the loom with the same color stripes. If it werent for the fact that while there was a dark green with orange stripe wire, there was not a dark green with purple, I might have spliced into the wrong wire. Go slow and pick the right wire.
5. Finally make sure you have the right caps. The handles will not work without the tiny magnet in the cap. Check the part number and check for the magnet. I was one for two with having the right caps.






