power windows question
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power windows question
everytime i open the windows the fuse blows it seems fine on the passenger switch tho.
checked wires for breaks etc nothing ,so i guess its the switch
any1 else ever had this prob?
any links for testing switches?
thanks for any help
checked wires for breaks etc nothing ,so i guess its the switch
any1 else ever had this prob?
any links for testing switches?
thanks for any help
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So when you raise or lower the driver's window the fuse blows?
I haven't had to troubleshoot the windows in this car but here's what I might try first:
- Disconect the windows motor's electrical connection.
- Try the switch.
If the fuse doesn't blow, the motor likely has a short circuit.
If the fuse blows again there is a short circuit in the switch or wire. It should be a short (distance) wire from the switch to the drivers window motor. Examine it carefully to see if the insulation has worn down on the wire and it's contacting the body (shorting to ground) anywhere. If so, there's your problem. If not, the problem is likely the switch.
I haven't had to troubleshoot the windows in this car but here's what I might try first:
- Disconect the windows motor's electrical connection.
- Try the switch.
If the fuse doesn't blow, the motor likely has a short circuit.
If the fuse blows again there is a short circuit in the switch or wire. It should be a short (distance) wire from the switch to the drivers window motor. Examine it carefully to see if the insulation has worn down on the wire and it's contacting the body (shorting to ground) anywhere. If so, there's your problem. If not, the problem is likely the switch.
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So when you raise or lower the driver's window the fuse blows?
correct.
and when i had a/c and turned it on it would also blow!
had the stwitch out and apart looked ok
- Disconect the windows motor's electrical connection.
- Try the switch.
ill try this, thanks
correct.
and when i had a/c and turned it on it would also blow!
had the stwitch out and apart looked ok
- Disconect the windows motor's electrical connection.
- Try the switch.
ill try this, thanks
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OK ... the bit of info about the A/C blowing the fuse changes things.
If you disconect the motor, press the switch and the fuse doesn't blow the switch and wiring are fine but the motor isn't nessesarily bad.
Back when you had A/C and it blew the fuse would the driver's window also blow the fuse?
If you disconect the motor, press the switch and the fuse doesn't blow the switch and wiring are fine but the motor isn't nessesarily bad.
Back when you had A/C and it blew the fuse would the driver's window also blow the fuse?
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OK ... the bit of info about the A/C blowing the fuse changes things.
If you disconect the motor, press the switch and the fuse doesn't blow the switch and wiring are fine but the motor isn't nessesarily bad.
Back when you had A/C and it blew the fuse would the driver's window also blow the fuse?
If you disconect the motor, press the switch and the fuse doesn't blow the switch and wiring are fine but the motor isn't nessesarily bad.
Back when you had A/C and it blew the fuse would the driver's window also blow the fuse?
as for a/c fuse and window fuse yes if i remember right!