All power windows stopped working in Suzuki Swift – fuse o r switch issue?
All power windows stopped working in Suzuki Swift – fuse o r switch issue?
Yesterday, all four power windows in my 2021 Suzuki Swift suddenly stopped working at the same time. None of the switches respond, even from the driver-side master control. Could this be a blown fuse, relay issue, o r something related to the cars electrical system? Has anyone in Pakistan experienced this before with their Swift?
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Gari Specialist asked on 08 May 2025 11:50:46 am


When all four power windows stop working in a Suzuki Swift at once, its almost always an electrical issue rather than a mechanical one. Here’s how to diagnose and fix it:
Likely Causes:
Blown Fuse:
The most common reason is a blown fuse. The power windows are typically on a shared fuse. Check the fuse box usually under the dashboard o r in the engine bay and replace the window-related fuse if it’s blown.
Faulty Window Relay:
Power windows operate using a relay, which can fail over time. If the fuse is okay, the relay may need replacement.
Driver-Side Master Switch Fault:
If the main control switch on the driver’s side is faulty, it can cause all windows to stop functioning. This is a known issue with some Swift models.
Battery o r Wiring Issue:
A sudden voltage o r loose wiring especially after rain o r roadside repairs can cut power to the window system.
Solutions:
Inspect and replace the power window fuse if needed.
Check the window relay a mechanic o r electrician can help test this.
Test the master window switch unit replacing it can fix the problem.
Inspect for loose wiring o r signs of corrosion, especially near the fuse box.
Note: If the problem occurred after rain, check for water ingress near the door panel o r under the dashboard.
Likely Causes:
Blown Fuse:
The most common reason is a blown fuse. The power windows are typically on a shared fuse. Check the fuse box usually under the dashboard o r in the engine bay and replace the window-related fuse if it’s blown.
Faulty Window Relay:
Power windows operate using a relay, which can fail over time. If the fuse is okay, the relay may need replacement.
Driver-Side Master Switch Fault:
If the main control switch on the driver’s side is faulty, it can cause all windows to stop functioning. This is a known issue with some Swift models.
Battery o r Wiring Issue:
A sudden voltage o r loose wiring especially after rain o r roadside repairs can cut power to the window system.
Solutions:
Inspect and replace the power window fuse if needed.
Check the window relay a mechanic o r electrician can help test this.
Test the master window switch unit replacing it can fix the problem.
Inspect for loose wiring o r signs of corrosion, especially near the fuse box.
Note: If the problem occurred after rain, check for water ingress near the door panel o r under the dashboard.