Get a wiring diagram and a voltmeter with a continuity setting, then check your wiring for opens and shorts, sounds like there is an open somewhere in the circuit.
I would check GRN/BLK wire in the passenger switch plug for power with the ignition in the ON position. By the wiring diagram on pg 12-38 and 12-39 in my Haynes manual it seems like that's the wire carrying the current to work the passenger switch. If you use the drivers switch, that uses a different wires.
It's definitely not a fuse because controlling the passenger window with the drivers side switch runs off the same fuse for power (fuse 10 20A).
You should definitely have juice in the GRN/BLK wire in the passenger switch plug with ignition ON.
If you don't have a HAYNES MANUAL, go get one. Tons of useful stuff there.
power window?
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kra95civic
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power window?
check for corrosion on the plug. and also if you want to see if its the switch by pass the wires and connect a screwdriver to the switch it should go up and down if not your window lock is on and figure out how to turn it off......
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NexoZeon
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power window?
call 636 527 9144 ask jerry to look at it, he is a glass guru
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RyanA
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power window?
Grounds, crap window channels (clean and lube the hell out of them with silicone seal spray), bad window motor/reg, or, since this is the stereo section, check the remote turn on wire on the radio...
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NexoZeon
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power window?
I am a glass guy it almost sounds like somehow your child window lock got enabled on that one window...